Alliance politics in the early Cold War - new archive-based insights

What is it about?

A series of articles looking at how, inter alia, Stalin was perceived as Hitler's Doppelgaenger, and policies were adopted against Stalin that might more fittingly have been adopted a decade earlier against Hitler. It is important to note that in this period, it was the European governments, particularly London and Paris, that were dragging Washington into a European defence commitment, not vice versa.

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