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Covers important Cold War events, from 1945 through the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991.

Cold War Magills Choice

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THE COLD WAR MAGILLS CHOICE 3V

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Frontispiece.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Publisher&#x2019;s Note.
Contributors.
Complete List of Contents.
Keyword List.
Other Frontmatter.
1: Editor&#x2019;s Introduction: An Overview of the Cold War.
2: February 4-11, 1945: Yalta Conference.
3: February 11, 1945: Soviet Exiles and Prisoners of War are Forced into Repatriation.
4: April 25-June 26, 1945: United Nations Charter Convention.
5: July 17-August 2, 1945: Potsdam Conference.
6: August 6 and 9, 1945: Atomic Bombs Destroy Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
7: February 1, 1946: First U.N. Secretary-General is Selected.
8: March 5, 1946: Churchill Delivers His Iron Curtain Speech.
9: August 1, 1946: Atomic Energy Commission is Established.
10: November, 1946-July, 1954: Nationalist Vietnamese Fight French Control of Indochina.
11: November 9-December 15, 1946: United Nations Admits its First New Member States.
12: 1947-1951: Blacklisting Depletes Hollywood&#x2019;s Talent Pool.
13: March 12, 1947: Truman Doctrine.
14: July 26, 1947: National Security Act.
15: October 20, 1947: HUAC Investigates Hollywood.
16: November 29, 1947-July, 1949: Arab-Israeli War Creates Refugee Crisis.
17: 1948: Morgenthau Advances Realist School of Power Politics.
18: 1948: Soviets Escalate Persecution of Jews.
19: February 10, 1948: Zhdanov Denounces &#x201C;Formalism&#x201D; in Music.
20: February 25, 1948: Communists Seize Power in Czechoslovakia.
21: April 3, 1948: Marshall Plan Provides Aid to Europe.
22: June 24, 1948-May 11, 1949: Berlin Blockade and Airlift.
23: October 6, 1948: Earthquake Devastates Ashgabat and Kills Up to 100,000 People.
24: December 10, 1948: United Nations Adopts the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
25: December 26, 1948: Hungary&#x2019;s Communist Government Arrests Cardinal Mindszenty.
26: 1949-1961: East Germans Flee to West to Escape Communist Regime.
27: January 25, 1949: Soviet Bloc States Establish Council for Mutual Economic Assistance.
28: April 4 1949: North Atlantic Treaty Organization is Formed.
29: June, 1949: Nineteen Eighty-Four Portrays Totalitarianism and Mind Control.
30: September 21-October 7, 1949: Germany Splits into Two Republics.
31: February 14, 1950: Stalin and Mao Pen a Defense Pact.
32: June 25, 1950-July 27, 1953: Korean War.
33: July 1, 1950: European Payments Union is Formed.
34: October 7, 1950: China Invades and Begins Rule of Tibet.
35: November 3, 1950: United Nations General Assembly Passes the Uniting for Peace Resolution.
36: December 14, 1950: United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Statute is Approved.
37: 1951-1952: Teller and Ulam Develop the First Hydrogen Bomb.
38: September 1, 1951: Security Pact is Signed by Three Pacific Nations Against Communist Encroachment.
39: September 8, 1951: Treaty of Peace with Japan is Signed in San Francisco.
40: October 22, 1951: United States Inaugurates Mutual Security Program.
41: November 4, 1952: Eisenhower is Elected President.
42: January, 1953: China Begins its First Five-Year Plan.
43: January 15, 1953-December 2, 1954: McCarthy Hearings.
44: January 22, 1953: The Crucible Allegorizes the Red Scare Era.
45: March 5, 1953: Death of Stalin.
46: April 10, 1953: Hammarskj&#x00F6;ld is Elected U.N. Secretary-General.
47: June 19, 1953: Rosenbergs are Executed for Peacetime Espionage.
48: September 25, 1953-October 26, 1956: Polish Communist Government Arrests the Primate of Poland.
49: November 9, 1953: Cambodia Gains Independence from France.
50: February 15, 1954: Canada and the United States Establish the DEW Line.
51: March 1, 1954: Nuclear Bombing of Bikini Atoll.
52: June 18-27, 1954: United Fruit Company Instigates a Coup in Guatemala.
53: June 27, 1954: Soviet Union Completes Its First Nuclear Power Plant.
54: July 10, 1954: Eisenhower Begins the Food for Peace Program.
55: August, 1954-May, 1955: Operation Passage to Freedom Evacuates Refugees from North Vietnam.
56: September 8, 1954: SEATO is Founded.
57: October 23, 1954: Western European Union is Established.
58: 1955-1964: Brezhnev Rises in Communist Ranks.
59: January 29, 1955: Formosa Resolution is Signed into Law.
60: April 18-24, 1955: Afro-Asian Conference Considers Nonalignment.
61: May 14, 1955: Warsaw Pact is Signed.
62: May 15, 1955: Austria Regains Its Independence.
63: July 9, 1955-Early 1960&#x2019;s: Scientists Campaign Against Nuclear Testing.
64: December 14, 1955: United Nations Admits Sixteen New Members.

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