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A logical consequence of the Cold War?

Henning Næs
Review written by Henning Næss
Not One Inch. America, Russia, and the making of post-cold war stalemate
Forfatter: Mary Elise Sarotte Yale
Forlag: University Press, (USA)
RUSSIA / Mary Elise Sarotte demonstrates thorough knowledge of the Cold War – and today's horrific continuation of it.




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Henning Næs
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