The Cold War relations, 1945-91 - History

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The Cold War relations, 1945-91

COLD WAR – THE BERLIN CRISIS, 1958-61

Background to the Crisis

Prof. Sir Lawrence Freedman, King's College London

COLD WAR – THE BERLIN CRISIS, 1958-61

Early Tension, 1958-60

Prof. Sir Lawrence Freedman, King's College London

COLD WAR – THE BERLIN CRISIS, 1958-61

Khrushchev's Ultimatum

Prof. Sir Lawrence Freedman, King's College London

COLD WAR – THE BERLIN CRISIS, 1958-61

Kennedy's Response and the Construction of the Berlin Wall

Prof. Sir Lawrence Freedman, King's College London

COLD WAR – THE BERLIN CRISIS, 1958-61

Aftermath

Prof. Sir Lawrence Freedman, King's College London

COLD WAR – THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS, 1962

Background: The Bay of Pigs and Operation Mongoose

Prof. Mark White, QMUL

COLD WAR – THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS, 1962

Nikita Khrushchev’s Decision to Send Missiles to Cuba

Prof. Mark White, QMUL

COLD WAR – THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS, 1962

Autumn 1962: Soviet Action and US Reaction

Prof. Mark White, QMUL

COLD WAR – THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS, 1962

The First Week of the Crisis (14-22 October)

Prof. Mark White, QMUL

COLD WAR – THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS, 1962

The Second Week of the Crisis (22-28 October)

Prof. Mark White, QMUL

RUSSIA – THE PRAGUE SPRING, 1968

Czechoslovakia, 1918-48

Prof. Kevin McDermott, Sheffield Hallam University

RUSSIA – THE PRAGUE SPRING, 1968

Stalinism and the Origins of the Prague Spring

Prof. Kevin McDermott, Sheffield Hallam University

RUSSIA – THE PRAGUE SPRING, 1968

The Prague Spring Reforms

Prof. Kevin McDermott, Sheffield Hallam University

RUSSIA – THE PRAGUE SPRING, 1968

Reasons for the Soviet Intervention

Prof. Kevin McDermott, Sheffield Hallam University

COLD WAR - ORIGINS, 1945-50

The US Declarations of Cold War, 1946-47

Prof. Andrew Preston, University of Cambridge

COLD WAR – REAGAN, GORBACHEV AND THE END OF THE COLD WAR, 1979-1991

Introduction

Prof. Andrew Preston, University of Cambridge

COLD WAR – REAGAN, GORBACHEV AND THE END OF THE COLD WAR, 1979-1991

Renewed Escalation, 1979-85

Prof. Andrew Preston, University of Cambridge

COLD WAR – REAGAN, GORBACHEV AND THE END OF THE COLD WAR, 1979-1991

Genuine Détente, 1985-89

Prof. Andrew Preston, University of Cambridge

COLD WAR – REAGAN, GORBACHEV AND THE END OF THE COLD WAR, 1979-1991

Why Did the Cold War End?

Prof. Andrew Preston, University of Cambridge

COLD WAR – REAGAN, GORBACHEV AND THE END OF THE COLD WAR, 1979-1991

The Post-Cold War World

Prof. Andrew Preston, University of Cambridge

COLD WAR – THE COLD WAR IN EUROPE, 1941-55

The Breakdown of the Wartime Alliance

Dr Mathias Haeussler, University of Cambridge

COLD WAR – EARLY TENSION BETWEEN EAST AND WEST, 1917-1946

Early Differences and the Formation of the Grand Alliance, 1917-42

Dr Andrew Johnstone, Leicester University

COLD WAR – EARLY TENSION BETWEEN EAST AND WEST, 1917-1946

Wartime Tensions and the Tehran Conference, 1942-44

Dr Andrew Johnstone, Leicester University

COLD WAR – EARLY TENSION BETWEEN EAST AND WEST, 1917-1946

Plans for the Post-War World and the Yalta Conference, 1944-45

Dr Andrew Johnstone, Leicester University

COLD WAR – EARLY TENSION BETWEEN EAST AND WEST, 1917-1946

Truman, the Atomic Bomb and the End of the War, 1945

Dr Andrew Johnstone, Leicester University

COLD WAR – EARLY TENSION BETWEEN EAST AND WEST, 1917-1946

The Post-War World, the Long Telegram and the Novikov Telegram, 1945-46

Dr Andrew Johnstone, Leicester University