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Category Archives: Cold War
Reinventing Stalin: Modern Historical Trends
Reflecting on a recent post, High Heeled Historian commented that though Stalin may have been responsible for 35 million deaths (which someone computed at about 18% of the entire population) at least he saved the USSR from Nazi Germany. There … Continue reading
Posted in 1917, A Level History, Cold War, Uncategorized, USSR
Tagged A Level History, Communism, Five Year Plan, Historical Revisionism, History, Rewriting history, Stalin, USSR
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Cold War: A Level Bibliography
Reference Books
Posted in A Level History, American History, Cold War, History
Tagged A Level History, American History, Cold War, GCSE Coursework, History, US, USSR
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Cold War : Notes
The immediate and tangible causes of the cold war begin with World War Two itself. On July 25, 1945, two months after Germany had surrendered, the Big Three — Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin and Harry Truman — met at POTSDAM … Continue reading
Was Ludwig Erhard the real mover and shaker in the Adenauer years?
Posted in A Level History, Cold War, History
Tagged A Level History, Adenauer, Economic History, Erhard, Europe, Germany, History, Post-War Germany
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Considering Adenauer as a leader: Good, Bad or….indifferent?
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Tagged A Level History, Adenauer, Europe, Germany, History, Post-War Germany
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The ice cold war?
Considering the territorial factors in the Cold War, does this week’s news about melting ice caps suggest the possibility of an imminent “ice cold war”? Roger Howard explains:
Posted in American History, Cold War, CONTEMPORISMS, History
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Why was there a “Cold War”? A lecture by Kreis
There are now two great nations in the world, which starting from different points, seem to be advancing toward the same goal: the Russians and the Anglo-Americans. . . . Each seems called by some secret design of Providence one … Continue reading
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