The Cold War & Its Origins, 1917–1960. Vol.I, 1917–1950
Denna Frank Fleming
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PART II
THE COLD WAR IN EUROPE
1945–1950
Table of contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Bibliographical Foreword
Part I: Enemies and Allies
I. World War and Red Revolution
II. Russian Civil War and Western Intervention
III. Communism Confined and Ostracized
IV. Fascism Appeased
V. The “phony” War
VI. The Soviet-German Truce
VII. Allies in War
VIII. The Yalta Conference Period
IX. The Struggle for Poland
X. Soviet Objectives in East Europe
Part II: The Cold War in Europe
XI. After Roosevelt
XII. After Hiroshima
XIII. Rising Tension
XIV. Atomic Impasse
XV. Stabilization
XVI. The Truman Doctrine
XVII. From the Marshall Plan to the Communist Seizure of Czechoslovakia
XVIII. From the Berlin Blockade to Nato
XIX. After the Soviet A-Bomb
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