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Bryan-Jones, C: Understand The Cold War: Teach Yourself: TY History

Autor Carole Bryan-Jones
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 26 aug 2010
Understand the Cold War provides a fascinating insight into this complicated and hidden conflict, from how it began and the main figures involved to the culture it created.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781444105254
ISBN-10: 1444105256
Pagini: 288
Ilustrații: ten maps
Dimensiuni: 131 x 198 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.27 kg
Editura: John Murray Press
Seria TY History


Cuprins

  • 01: The origins of the cold war
    • : Definition of the term
    • : The great powers
    • : Conflicting ideologies Communism and Capitalism
    • : Background to their relationship prior to the Second World War
    • : Uneasy wartime allies
    • : Conflicting aims as the Second World War nears its end
  • 02: Europe at the end of the Second World War
    • : Yalta
    • : Potsdam
    • : Increasing tension between the Big Three
    • : The Iron Curtain descends
  • 03: Containment
    • : Soviet expansion in Eastern Europe
    • : The Greek Civil War
    • : Tito’s stand against Stalin in 1948
    • : The Truman Doctrine
    • : The Marshall Plan
  • 04: Germany
    • : Effects of the Second World War
    • : Nuremberg Trials
    • : Berlin Blockade and Airlift how the West kept its toehold behind the iron curtain
    • : NATO & Warsaw Pact
  • 05: The Far East
    • : China 1949-50
    • : The Korean War and Malay emergency
    • : The Domino Theory
  • 06: The Thaw
    • : Détente in the 1950s
    • : Changes in the USSR – Khrushchev and de Stalinisation
    • : Hungarian uprising – Why didn’t the West implement the Roll Back theory?
  • 07: The Arms and Space Race
    • : Nuclear arms race – 1960
    • : The Space Race – Sputnik and Flopnik
    • : Gary Powers and the U2 incident
    • : Failure of the Paris Summit
    • : Berlin Crisis – the wall and stand off at checkpoint Charlie
    • : Ostpolitik
  • 08: Kennedy and Khrushchev
    • : The Cuban Missile Crisis:- Castro v. Batista
    • : Bay of Pigs
    • : U2 sighting of missile sites on Cuba
    • : ExComm – 2 weeks debate between hawks and doves
    • : A Win-Win outcome
  • 09: A new Domino
    • : Tension in the Far East
    • : The Sino-Soviet Split
    • : Vietnam
    • : The Asian grasshopper rids itself of the French elephant
    • : American and Vietcong tactics
    • : The Tet offensive
    • : The Television War
    • : Anti-Vietnam Protests – what are we fighting for?
    • : Vietnamization
  • 10: Czechoslovakia
    • : Prague Spring
    • : Effects on the Cold War
    • : The Brezhnev Doctrine
  • 11: Détente 1971-79
    • : Motives for Détente USSR/USA
    • : Motives for Détente USA/ China
    • : SALT Talks 1972
    • : Failure of Détente
    • : The War in Afghanistan
  • 12: The Second Cold War
    • : Ronald Reagan – a change of policy
    • : Star Wars – a new arms race?
    • : Poland 1980-90 Solidarity movement
  • 13: Changes in the USSR
    • : Mikhail Gorbachev
    • : Perestroika
    • : Glasnost
    • : Détente –‘We can do business together’ (M. Thatcher)
  • 14: The collapse of Soviet influence in Eastern Europe
    • : East Germany 1989-90
    • : Czechoslovakia 1989 The Velvet Revolution
    • : Hungary 1988-90
    • : Romania 1989
    • : Bulgaria
  • 15: Cold War Culture
    • : Spies
    • : Double agents
    • : Monetary reward
    • : Unwitting accomplices
    • : Literature
    • : Anti-Russian literature
    • : Films
    • : Spy movies
    • : James Bond movies
  • 16: The end of the Cold War
    • : The Failed Russian Coup in 1991 – the Rise of Boris Yeltsin
    • : Yugoslavia – Tito’s time bomb explodes
    • : Who was responsible for the Cold War? The historical debate
    • : Was it all inevitable?
    • : Who won?
    • : Significance of the Cold War