Cold War International History Studies (II)

Author: Compiled by the Center for Cold War International History, East China Normal University
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is organized and compiled by the Center for Cold War International History, East China Normal University. Its main contents include theoretical explorations, thematic studies, discussions on China-East Europe relations during the Cold War by diplomats from China and East Europe, as well as selected declassified archives of Sino-foreign origin. The articles selected, topics discussed, and archives compiled in the book reflect, to some extent, the research focus of Chinese historians on Cold War history, which are also of interest to readers. The articles selected from Taiwanese students and foreign scholars in this book can be regarded as an academic exchange, providing Chinese readers with insights into the research on Cold War international history. This book is the latest in a series of Cold War history compilations following Cold War History, Cold War and China, and Cold War and China's Periphery. The purpose of publishing this book is to promote in-depth research on Cold War history in China and further enhance the level of academic research. The views expressed in the articles are solely those of the authors and are for reference purposes only.