Nuclear delusion : Soviet - American relations in the atomic age

By:

Kennan, George

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; George F. Kennan; 1982Description: 208 pISBN:

394529464

Subject(s):

Siviet Union - Foreign relations - United States

DDC classification:

327.47 KEN

Summary: The appearance of this book will mark for its author (or so, at least, he hopes) the end of an epoch of some thirty-five years' duration. It has been a period during the course of which author have tried, in occasional bouts of writing or speaking for publication, to contribute wherever I could to American understanding in matters of foreign policy, particularly policy towards the Soviet Union. The documents included in this volume are meant to be a reasonably representative selection of the results of this effort.

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The appearance of this book will mark for its author (or so, at least, he hopes) the end of an epoch of some thirty-five years' duration. It has been a period during the course of which author have tried, in occasional bouts of writing or speaking for publication, to contribute wherever I could to American understanding in matters of foreign policy, particularly policy towards the Soviet Union. The documents included in this volume are meant to be a reasonably representative selection of the results of this effort.

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