Churchill's "Iron Curtain" speech fifty years later /
"The "Iron Curtain" speech defined postwar relations with the Soviet Union for citizens of Western democracies. Although it initially provoked intense controversy in the United States and Britain, criticism soon gave way to wide public agreement to oppose Soviet imperialism."--Ja...
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Columbia :
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©1999.
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Rārangi ihirangi:
- Mr. Churchill goes to Fulton / John Ramsden
- The beginning of the Cold War / Paul A. Rahe
- Moral principle and realistic judgment / Daniel J. Mahoney
- A philosophy of international politics / Spencer Warren
- True politics and strategy / Larry P. Arnn
- Rhetorical statesmanship / Patrick J.C. Powers
- Epilogue: new threats for old / Margaret Thatcher
- Contributors and credits
- Index.