Natural Enemies: The United States and the Soviet Union in the Cold War, 1917-1991Lexington Books, 2001 - Всего страниц: 353 In an attempt to explain the seemingly a priori antagonisms of the Soviet Union and the United States during the Cold War, Natural Enemies stands apart from previous literature on the topic. Looking at modern European history and the rise of the United States as a super-power, Robert C. Grogin contends that the Cold War eventually arose out of the clash of two ideologically motivated political systems. Grogin helps us see how the conflict between an American, Wilsonian-inspired politics and Soviet Leninist ideology developed into a gulf that was bound to be antagonistic from the start. The various postwar crises and failed attempts at detente frame this struggle, as Grogin charts the geopolitical trajectory of the conflict until its final dissolution. With an eye toward understanding the impact of this period on subsequent world events, Natural Enemies presents an integrated and original interpretation of Cold War history. |
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Background to the Conflict | 1 |
The United States the Soviet Union and World Revolution | 7 |
Prelude to War | 23 |
The Big Three and the Grand Alliance | 33 |
The Yalta Legacy | 55 |
Potsdam and the Division of Europe | 71 |
Confronting the Soviet Union The Crisis of 1946 | 87 |
The Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan | 105 |
Khrushchev and the Berlin Problem 19581963 | 219 |
The Cuban Missile Crisis | 233 |
The Congo Crisis | 253 |
The Vietnam War | 257 |
The Road to Detente | 281 |
The Erosion of Containment and the End of Detente | 295 |
The Crisis of Communism | 311 |
The Struggle to Reform the Soviet Union | 323 |
Constructing the Soviet Bloc 19451953 | 127 |
The Berlin Blockade and the Formation of NATO | 145 |
The Perils of Containment The Korean War | 159 |
Eisenhower and Dulles From Massive Retaliation to Covert Action | 179 |
13 The Suez Crisis | 189 |
The Death of Stalin and the Revolutions of 1956 | 201 |
The Collapse of the Soviet Union and the End of the Cold War | 333 |
Conclusion | 345 |
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About the Author | |
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