We now know: rethinking cold-war history
JL Gaddis, R Bothwell - International Journal, 1997 - search.proquest.com
JL Gaddis, R Bothwell
International Journal, 1997•search.proquest.comSporting a title that is absolutely guaranteed to cause mental confusion, this study of Cold
War historiography is likely to become the temporary standard in this rapidly changing field.
Now we know,[John Lewis Gaddis] tell us, not everything but quite a bit more than we did,
and we can use our knowledge to sort out some of the mysteries of cold war events.
War historiography is likely to become the temporary standard in this rapidly changing field.
Now we know,[John Lewis Gaddis] tell us, not everything but quite a bit more than we did,
and we can use our knowledge to sort out some of the mysteries of cold war events.
Abstract
Sporting a title that is absolutely guaranteed to cause mental confusion, this study of Cold War historiography is likely to become the temporary standard in this rapidly changing field. Now we know,[John Lewis Gaddis] tell us, not everything but quite a bit more than we did, and we can use our knowledge to sort out some of the mysteries of cold war events.
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