Cold War: Almanac(two volumes) presents a comprehensive overview of the period in American history from the end of World War II until the fall of communism in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union and the actual dissolution of the Soviet Union itself. Its fifteen chapters are arranged chronologically and explore such topics as the origins of the the Cold War, the beginning of the nuclear age, the arms race, espionage, anticommunist campaigns and political purges on the home fronts, detente, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Berlin Airlift and the Berlin Wall, the Korean and Vietnam wars, and the ending of the Cold War.

Cold War: Primary Sources tells the story of the Cold War in the words of the people who lived and shaped it. Thirty - one excerted documents provide a wide range of perspectives on this period of history. Included are excerts from presidential press conferences; addresses to U.S. Congress and Communist Party meetings; public speeches; telegrams; magazine articles; radio and television addresses; and later reflections by key goverment leaders.

Chapter 11 has been revused ti take account both of the challenge to the chapter regime of collective UN action presented by the Iraq War and of the new or reformulated claims to rights of pre- emptive strike or humanitarian intervention that have resulted from these actions.

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It is a level course in language and communication skills for students on vocational courses.

It is a level course in language and communication skills for students on vocational courses.

It is a level course in language and communication skills for students on vocational courses.