On the fronts of the Cold War. The Soviet state in 1945-1985. Spitsyn E.Yu.

The foreign policy of the USSR in the second half of the 20th century has always been the subject of many discussions and fierce disputes. The abundance of conflicting opinions on this topic gave rise to a number of walking tanks related to both the figures of the main players of the Cold War and with many key events of that time. In his book, the famous Soviet historian E.Yu. Spitsyn reasonably leads a strictly scientific view of these most important pages of Soviet and world history, which many compatriots are still associated with the best years of their life. The author managed not only to find a lot of curious facts and illuminate the little -known events of that era, but also to refute the mass of fakes associated with the Berlin and Middle Eastern crises, the history of the creation of NATO and the ATS, the events of the Hungarian rebellion and the “Prague Spring”, the Vietnamese and Afghan wars, as well as The history of a very difficult relationship between the USSR, the USA and China.

The publication will be interesting to all lovers of history, students and university teachers, especially future diplomats and their mentors.