after the collapse of soviet :union:, america, which saw itself unrivaled in the world, wanted to play an active and effective role in the independence of countries from the soviet :union: and their willingness, particularly the republic of azerbaijan, to the west- especially the us. this made it easier for to penetrate in the region. american foreign policy elites thought that the withdrawal o...

The article is devoted to the influence of U.S.-Soviet tensions in third world on US-French relations. chronological framework study end 1970s. choice period due fact that defusing international late 1970s passed into a phase decline. This was influenced by conflicts world, where Soviet-American differences have always been particularly acute. purpose trace how affected U.S.-French relations re...

This article analyzes Santha Rama Rau’s 1959 travelogue, My Russian Journey, and places it in the context of Soviet-American relations early decades Cold War. Rau, an eminent Indian American novelist, was commissioned by literary travel magazine, Holiday, to write articles on Soviet Union late 1950s. She recruited for her ability, but personal with important personalities United States India ga...

1 In his book, Men From Earth , Buzz Aldrin provides a broad overview of space history leading up to his moon landing on Apollo 11. The book begins with the launch of the first V-2 rocket by Werhner von Braun’s German rocket team at Peenemunde and progresses systematically through both the American and Soviet space missions. In contrast to many of the astronaut autobiographies, Aldrin’s book is...

In its examination of American Medical Aid to Russia, this article shows how the best of intentions can have the potential to go horribly awry. It argues that the competing binary forces of international collaboration and goodwill versus political tensions and uncertainty combined to create an environment wherein actors and agents inhabited an ever changing and unpredictable international stage...