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CWIHP Bulletin No. 14/15 (Winter 2003-Spring 2004): New Evidence on North Korea

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Cold War International History Project
Bulletin No. 14/15 -- Winter 2003-Spring 2004

Issue Contents:

  • "Director's Note" - Christian Ostermann

New Evidence on North Korea

  • "Introduction" - Kathryn Weathersby
  • "Sino-North Korean Conflict and its Resolution during the Korean War" - Shen Zhihua
  • "Weathering the Sino-Soviet Conflict: The GDR and North Korea, 1949-1989" - Bernd Schäfer
  • "‘You Have No Political Line of Your Own:’ Kim Il Sung and the Soviets, 1953-1964" - Balázs Szalontai

New Evidence on the Soviet War in Afghanistan

  • "Introduction" - Christian F. Ostermann
  • "Gorbachev and Afghanistan" - Christian F. Ostermann
  • "KGB Active Measures in Southwest Asia in 1980-82" - Vasily Mitrokhin
  • "Why Was There No ‘Second Cold War’ in Europe? Hungary and the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan in 1979: Documents from the Hungarian Archives" - Csaba Békés
  • "Czechoslovakia and the War in Afghanistan, 1979-1989" - Oldrich Tuma
  • "More East-Bloc Sources on Afghanistan"

Ukraine and the Soviet-Czechoslovak Crisis of 1968 (Part 2)

  • "New Evidence from the Ukrainian Archives" - Mark Kramer

New Evidence on Cold War Crises

  • "Russian Documents on the Korean War: 1950-53" - James G. Hershberg and Vladislav Zubok
  • "Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Cuba: New Evidence" - Svetlana Savranskaya

Conference Reports, Research Notes, and Archive Updates

  • "Cold War in the Caucasus: Notes and Documents from a Conference" - Svetlana Savranskaya and Vladislav Zubok
  • "A Cold War Odyssey: The Oswald Files" - Max Holland
  • "Mongolian Archives" - Sergey Radchenko
  • "Todor Zhivkov and the Cold War: Revelations from His Personal Papers"
  • "New Central and East European Evidence on the Cold War in Asia" - Yvette Chin, Gregory Domber, Malgorzata Gnoniska, and Mircea Munteanu

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