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The Cold War A History Through Documents

ISBN: 9780137612895 | 0137612893
Edition: 1st
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Pearson
Pub. Date: 6/2/1998

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SummaryTable of Contents
A supplement for courses in Cold War History, The World Since 1945, U.S. Foreign Policy, U.S. History Since 1945, and 20th-century American or World History. This comprehensive collection of more than 100 carefully edited documents (speeches, treaties, statements, and articles) traces the rise and fall of the Cold War from its roots at Yalta and Potsdam in 1945 through the collapse of the Soviet state in 1991 making the great events of the era come alive through the words and phrases of those who were actively involved. Set in historical contex... MORE
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Prefacexvii
Introduction1(4)
Part I The Origins of the Cold War, 1945-19505(56)
1 The Yalta Conference, February 1945
5(2)
A. DECLARATION ON POLAND
6(1)
B. AGREEMENT REGARDING SOVIET ENTRY INTO THE WAR AGAINST JAPAN
6(1)
2 The Potsdam Conference, July-August 1945
7(3)
EXCERPTS FROM THE BERLIN (POTSDAM) CONFERENCE REPORT, AUGUST 2, 1945
8(2)
3 The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima, August 1945
10(3)
STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN, AUGUST 6, 1945
11(2)
4 Stalin's Election Speech, February 1946
13(1)
HIGHLIGHTS OF STALIN'S ELECTION SPEECH, FEBRUARY 9, 1946
13(1)
5 Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech, March 1946
14(6)
A. HIGHLIGHTS OF CHURCHILL'S "IRON CURTAIN" SPEECH, MARCH 5, 1946
15(3)
B. EXCERPTS FROM PRAVDA'S INTERVIEW WITH STALIN, MARCH 1946
18(2)
6 The Baruch and Gromyko Plans for Control of Atomic Weapons, 1946
20(4)
A. SPEECH BY BERNARD BARUCH TO THE UN ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION, JUNE 14, 1946
20(2)
B. DRAFT INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT TO FORBID THE PRODUCTION AND USE OF ATOMIC WEAPONS, PROPOSED BY ANDREI GROMYKO ON JUNE 19, 1946
22(2)
7 The Truman Doctrine, 1947
24(2)
PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S SPEECH TO THE NATION, MARCH 12, 1947
24(2)
8 The Marshall Plan, 1947
26(2)
MARSHALL'S COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY, JUNE 5, 1947
26(2)
9 George F. Kennan, "The Sources of Soviet Conduct," 1947
28(9)
THE SOURCES OF SOVIET CONDUCT
29(8)
10 The Founding of the Cominform, 1947
37(2)
A. MANIFESTO PROCLAIMING THE COMINFORM, OCTOBER 5, 1947
38(1)
B. RESOLUTION OF CONFERENCE OF COMMUNIST PARTIES ON ESTABLISHING THE COMINFORM, OCTOBER 5, 1947
38(1)
11 The Communist Coup in Czechoslovakia, February 1948
39(4)
A. LETTER FROM PRESIDENT BENES TO THE CZECHOSLOVAK COMMUNIST PARTY PRESIDIUM, FEBRUARY 24, 1948
40(1)
B. REPLY BY THE CZECHOSLOVAK COMMUNIST PARTY PRESIDIUM TO THE LETTER OF PRESIDENT BENES, FEBRUARY 25, 1948
41(2)
12 The Treaty of Brussels, 1948
43(1)
EXCERPTS FROM THE TREATY OF BRUSSELS, MARCH 17, 1948
43(1)
13 The Cominform Expulsion of Tito, 1948
44(3)
COMINFORM RESOLUTION ON THE SITUATION IN YUGOSLAVIA, JUNE 28, 1948
45(2)
14 The Berlin Blockade, 1948-1949
47(2)
NOTE FROM SECRETARY OF STATE MARSHALL TO THE SOVIET AMBASSADOR, JULY 6, 1948
47(2)
15 The NATO Alliance, 1949
49(3)
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON (NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY), APRIL 4, 1949
50(2)
16 Acheson on the Communist Triumph in China, 1949
52(4)
SECRETARY OF STATE ACHESON'S LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL FOR U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT "WHITE PAPER" ON CHINA, JULY 30, 1949
53(3)
17 Mao Proclaims the People's Republic of China, October 1, 1949
56(1)
TEXT OF MAO'S STATEMENT PROCLAIMING THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA, OCTOBER 1, 1949
56(1)
18 The Soviet-Chinese Friendship Treaty, February 1950
57(4)
A. COMMUNIQUE ANNOUNCING THE SOVIET-CHINESE TREATY, FEBRUARY 14, 1950
58(1)
B. TREATY OF FRIENDSHIP, ALLIANCE AND MUTUAL AID BETWEEN THE USSR AND THE CHINESE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC
59(2)
Part II The Global Confrontation, 1950-196061(52)
19 McCarthy on "Communists" in the U.S. Government, 1950
61(2)
EXCERPTS FROM SPEECH READ BY SENATOR McCARTHY TO THE U.S. SENATE, FEBRUARY 20, 1950
62(1)
20 Acheson on the American Defense Perimeter in Asia, 1950
63(2)
EXCERPTS FROM ACHESON'S SPEECH TO THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB, JANUARY 12, 1950
64(1)
21 NSC-68: American Cold War Strategy, 1950
65(4)
EXCERPTS FROM NSC-68 (REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT, APRIL 7, 1950)
66(3)
22 The Korean War, 1950-1953
69(5)
A. STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN, JUNE 27, 1950
70(1)
B. RESOLUTION OF THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL, JUNE 27, 1950
71(1)
C. EXCERPTS FROM THE PANMUNJOM ARMISTICE AGREEMENT, JULY 27, 1953
71(3)
23 Dulles on "Massive Retaliation," 1954
74(2)
HIGHLIGHTS OF DULLES'S SPEECH TO THE COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, JANUARY 12, 1954
74(2)
24 The Geneva Conference, 1954
76(2)
FINAL DECLARATION OF THE GENEVA CONFERENCE, JULY 21, 1954
76(2)
25 The SEATO Alliance, 1954
78(3)
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SOUTHEAST ASIA COLLECTIVE DEFENSE TREATY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1954
79(2)
26 The Warsaw Pact, 1955
81(3)
THE WARSAW SECURITY PACT, MAY 14, 1955
81(3)
27 Khrushchev on Peaceful Coexistence, 1956
84(2)
EXCERPTS FROM KHRUSHCHEV'S REPORT TO THE 20TH PARTY CONGRESS, FEBRUARY 14, 1956
85(1)
28 Khrushchev's Secret Speech on Stalin and His Crimes, 1956
86(4)
HIGHLIGHTS OF KHRUSHCHEV'S SECRET SPEECH TO THE 20TH PARTY CONGRESS, FEBRUARY 25, 1956
87(3)
29 The Hungarian Rebellion, 1956
90(4)
A. EXCERPTS FROM SOVIET GOVERNMENT STATEMENT, OCTOBER 30, 1956
90(1)
B. EXCERPTS FROM ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, OCTOBER 31, 1956
91(1)
C. HUNGARIAN APPEALS FOR HELP, NOVEMBER 4, 1956
92(1)
D. EXCERPTS FROM THE PROCLAMATION OF A NEW HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT, NOVEMBER 4, 1956
93(1)
30 The Suez Crisis, 1956
94(4)
A. WITHDRAWAL OF U.S. SUPPORT FOR ASWAN DAM PROJECT, JULY 19, 1956
95(1)
B. EXCERPTS FROM PRESIDENT EISENHOWER'S ADDRESS, OCTOBER 31, 1956
95(1)
C. LETTER FROM PREMIER BULGANIN TO EISENHOWER, NOVEMBER 5, 1956
96(1)
D. WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT IN REPLY TO BULGANIN'S LETTER, NOVEMBER 5, 1956
97(1)
31 The Eisenhower Doctrine, 1957
98(2)
A. EXCERPTS FROM EISENHOWER'S MESSAGE TO CONGRESS ON THE MIDDLE EAST, JANUARY 5, 1957
98(1)
B. JOINT CONGRESSIONAL RESOLUTION TO PROMOTE PEACE AND STABILITY IN THE MIDDLE EAST, APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT ON MARCH 9, 1957
99(1)
32 Europe's Common Market: The Treaty of Rome, 1957
100(3)
EXCERPTS FROM THE TREATY OF ROME, MARCH 25, 1957
101(2)
33 The Rapacki Plan, 1958
103(2)
A. POLISH MEMORANDUM ON THE RAPACKI PLAN, FEBRUARY 14, 1958
103(1)
B. NOTE REJECTING THE RAPACKI PLAN, FROM THE U.S. AMBASSADOR TO POLAND TO THE POLISH DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER, MAY 3, 1958
104(1)
34 The U-2 Affair, 1960
105(5)
A. STATEMENT BY U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, MAY 5, 1960
106(1)
B. STATEMENT BY U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, MAY 7, 1960
106(1)
C. SOVIET NOTE ON THE U-2 INCIDENT, MAY 10, 1960
107(1)
D. EXCERPTS FROM KHRUSHCHEV'S STATEMENT AT PARIS, MAY 16, 1960
107(1)
E. EXCERPTS FROM EISENHOWER'S BROADCAST ADDRESS, MAY 25, 1960
108(2)
35 Castro on the Cuban Revolution, 1960
110(3)
EXCERPTS FROM CASTRO'S ADDRESS TO THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1960
110(3)
Part III Crisis and Conflict, 1961-1969113(40)
36 Kennedy's Inaugural Address, 1961
113(3)
EXCERPTS FROM KENNEDY'S INAUGURAL ADDRESS, JANUARY 20, 1961
113(3)
37 The Berlin Crisis, 1961
116(3)
A. KENNEDY'S REPORT TO THE NATION ON BERLIN, JULY 25, 1961
116(1)
B. U.S. NOTE PROTESTING CLOSURE OF EAST BERLIN BORDER, AUGUST 17, 1961
117(1)
C. SOVIET RESPONSE TO THE U.S. PROTEST, AUGUST 18, 1961
118(1)
38 The Cuban Missile Crisis, October 1962
119(5)
A. HIGHLIGHTS OF KENNEDY'S ADDRESS TO THE NATION, OCTOBER 22, 1962
120(1)
B. EXCERPTS FROM KHRUSHCHEV'S MESSAGE TO KENNEDY, OCTOBER 26, 1962
121(1)
C. EXCERPTS FROM KHRUSHCHEV'S MESSAGE TO KENNEDY, OCTOBER 27, 1962
122(1)
D. EXCERPTS FROM KENNEDY'S RESPONSE TO KHRUSHCHEV, OCTOBER 27, 1962
123(1)
39 Kennedy's "Peace Speech" at American University, JUNE 1963
124(3)
EXCERPTS FROM KENNEDY'S COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS AT AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, JUNE 10, 1963
125(2)
40 Kennedy's Berlin Speech, June 1963: "Ich bin ein Berliner"
127(1)
EXCERPTS FROM KENNEDY'S SPEECH IN BERLIN, JUNE 26, 1963
127(1)
41 The Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, August 1963
128(2)
EXCERPTS FROM THE LIMITED NUCLEAR TEST BAN TREATY, AUGUST 5, 1963
129(1)
42 The Sino-Soviet Split, 1960-1963
130(5)
A. EXCERPTS FROM CHINESE COMMUNIST PUBLICATION "LONG LIVE LENINISM," APRIL 1960
130(1)
B. EXCERPTS FROM KHRUSHCHEV'S CLOSING REMARKS AT THE 22ND PARTY CONGRESS, OCTOBER 27, 1961
131(1)
C. EXCERPTS FROM OPEN LETTER OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE SOVIET COMMUNIST PARTY TO ALL SOVIET COMMUNISTS, JULY 14, 1963
132(3)
43 The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, 1964
135(1)
THE GULF OF TONKIN RESOLUTION, AUGUST 10, 1964
135(1)
44 Lin Biao, "Long Live the Victory of People's War," 1965
136(3)
EXCERPTS FROM "LONG LIVE THE VICTORY OF PEOPLE'S WAR," SEPTEMBER 3, 1965
137(2)
45 Lyndon Johnson and the Vietnam War, 1965-1968
139(3)
A. JOHNSON'S SPEECH AT JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, APRIL 7, 1965
140(1)
B. JOHNSON'S ADDRESS TO THE NATION, MARCH 31, 1968
140(2)
46 The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, July 1968
142(2)
TREATY ON THE NON-PROLIFERATION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS, JULY 1, 1968
143(1)
47 The Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia, August 1968
144(4)
A. STATEMENT OF CZECHOSLOVAK COMMUNIST PARTY PRESIDIUM, AUGUST 21, 1968
145(1)
B. STATEMENT OF SOVIET NEWS AGENCY (TASS), AUGUST 21, 1968
145(1)
C. ZHOU ENLAI'S SPEECH AT RUMANIA'S NATIONAL DAY RECEPTION, AUGUST 23, 1968
145(3)
48 The Brezhnev Doctrine, 1968
148(2)
A. EXCERPT FROM "SOVEREIGNTY AND THE INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATIONS OF SOCIALIST COUNTRIES," PRAVDA, SEPTEMBER 26, 1968
148(1)
B. EXCERPT FROM BREZHNEV'S REMARKS TO THE POLISH PARTY CONGRESS, NOVEMBER 12, 1968
149(1)
49 The Soviet-Chinese Border Conflict, 1969
150(3)
A. NOTE FROM THE CHINESE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO THE SOVIET EMBASSY IN CHINA, MARCH 2, 1969
150(1)
B. STATEMENT BY SOVIET GOVERNMENT, MARCH 29, 1969
151(2)
Part IV The Era of Detente, 1969-1979153(41)
50 The Nixon Doctrine, 1969
153(3)
A. EXCERPTS FROM NIXON'S REMARKS AT GUAM, JULY 25, 1969
154(1)
B. EXCERPTS FROM NIXON'S ADDRESS TO THE NATION, NOVEMBER 3, 1969
155(1)
51 The Berlin Accords, September 1971
156(1)
QUADRIPARTITE AGREEMENT ON BERLIN, SEPTEMBER 3, 1971
156(1)
52 Nixon's China Visit: The Shanghai Communique, February 1972
157(3)
EXCERPTS FROM COMMUNIQUE ISSUED AT SHANGHAI, FEBRUARY 27, 1972
157(3)
53 The ABM Treaty and SALT I, 1972
160(6)
A. TREATY ON THE LIMITATION OF ANTI-BALLISTIC MISSILE SYSTEMS, MAY 26, 1972
161(1)
B. INTERIM AGREEMENT ON CERTAIN MEASURES WITH RESPECT TO THE LIMITATION OF STRATEGIC OFFENSIVE ARMS (SALT I), MAY 26, 1972
162(2)
C. RESOLUTION (INCLUDING THE JACKSON AMENDMENT) APPROVING INTERIM SALT I AGREEMENT, SEPTEMBER 30, 1972
164(2)
54 The U.S. Withdrawal from Vietnam, January 1973
166(4)
A. NIXON'S ADDRESS TO THE NATION, JANUARY 23, 1973
167(1)
B. THE PARIS PEACE ACCORDS, JANUARY 27, 1973
168(2)
55 The Vladivostok Summit, 1974
170(2)
A. AGREEMENT CONCLUDED AT VLADIVOSTOK, NOVEMBER 24, 1974
170(1)
B. EXCERPT FROM PRESIDENT FORD'S STATEMENT, DECEMBER 2,1974
171(1)
56 The Jackson-Vanik Amendment
172(2)
PUBLIC LAW 9-618: TRADE ACT OF 1974. TITLE IV-TRADE RELATIONS WITH COUNTRIES NOT CURRENTLY RECEIVING NONDISCRIMINATORY TREATMENT
173(1)
57 The Helsinki Final Act,1975
174(4)
EXCERPTS FROM DECLARATION SIGNED AT HELSINKI, AUGUST 1, 1975
175(3)
58 Carter on Human Rights, 1977
178(3)
CARTER'S ADDRESS TO THE UNITED NATIONS, MARCH 17, 1977
179(2)
59 Peace Between Egypt and Israel, 1977-1979
181(4)
A. EXCERPT FROM SADAT'S SPEECH IN ISRAEL, NOVEMBER 20, 1977
182(1)
B. FRAMEWORK FOR PEACE AGREED TO AT CAMP DAVID, SEPTEMBER 17, 1978
182(2)
C. TREATY BETWEEN EGYPT AND ISRAEL, MARCH 26, 1979
184(1)
60 The Normalization of U.S.-Chinese Relations, 1978-1979
185(6)
A. CARTER'S STATEMENT ON OPENING TIES WITH CHINA, DECEMBER 15, 1978
186(2)
B. STATEMENT BY THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
188(1)
C. PUBLIC LAW 96-8: TAIWAN RELATIONS ACT, APRIL 10, 1979
188(3)
61 The SALT II Agreement, 1979
191(3)
TREATY ON THE LIMITATION OF STRATEGIC OFFENSIVE ARMS (SALT II), JUNE 18, 1979
191(3)
Part V The Renewal of the Cold War, 1979-1985194(28)
62 The Euromissile Controversy, 1979
194(4)
A. BREZHNEV'S CONDEMNATION OF NATO'S PLANS, OCTOBER 6, 1979
195(1)
B. NATO COMMUNIQUE ON "DUAL TRACK" APPROACH, DECEMBER 12, 1979
196(2)
63 The Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan, December 1979
198(4)
A. CARTER'S STATEMENT ON IRAN AND AFGHANISTAN, DECEMBER 28, 1979
199(1)
B. CARTER'S INTERVIEW CONCERNING THE SOVIET RESPONSE TO HIS PROTEST NOTE ON THE INVASION OF AFGHANISTAN, DECEMBER 31, 1979
200(1)
C. BREZHNEV'S EXPLANATION OF THE SOVIET ROLE IN AFGHANISTAN, JANUARY 12, 1980
201(1)
64 The Carter Doctrine, January 1980
202(2)
EXCERPT FROM CARTER'S STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS, JANUARY 23, 1980
203(1)
65 Reagan's Anti-Soviet Rhetoric, 1981-1983
204(3)
A. EXCERPT FROM PRESIDENT REAGAN'S FIRST PRESS CONFERENCE, JANUARY 29, 1981
205(1)
B. EXCERPT FROM REAGAN'S "EVIL EMPIRE" SPEECH, MARCH 8, 1983
205(2)
66 Reagan's Arms Control Proposals, November 1981
207(2)
EXCERPT FROM REAGAN'S ADDRESS ON ARMS REDUCTION, NOVEMBER 18, 1981
207(2)
67 The Polish Imposition of Martial Law, December 1981
209(4)
A. GENERAL JARUZELSKI'S RADIO ADDRESS, DECEMBER 13, 1981
210(1)
B. EXCERPTS FROM THE DECREE IMPOSING MARTIAL LAW
211(2)
68 Andropov's Peace Offensive, 1982
213(1)
EXCERPTS FROM ANDROPOV'S SPEECH ON REDUCTIONS IN NUCLEAR MISSILES, DECEMBER 21, 1982
213(1)
69 Reagan's "Star Wars" Speech, 1983
214(2)
EXCERPTS FROM REAGAN'S TELEVISED SPEECH, MARCH 23, 1983
215(1)
70 The Nuclear Freeze Resolution, 1983
216(2)
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NUCLEAR WEAPONS FREEZE RESOLUTION PASSED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, MAY 4, 1983
217(1)
71 The KAL 007 Incident, 1983
218(2)
STATEMENT BY SECRETARY OF STATE GEORGE SCHULTZ ON SOVIET DOWNING OF KOREAN JETLINER, SEPTEMBER 1, 1983
218(2)
72 The Soviet Olympic Boycott, 1984
220(2)
STATEMENT OF THE SOVIET NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE, MAY 8, 1984
220(2)
Part VI The End of the Cold War, 1985-1991222
73 The Geneva Summit, 1985
222(4)
A. EXCERPTS FROM JOINT SOVIET-AMERICAN STATEMENT ON THE GENEVA SUMMIT, NOVEMBER 21, 1985
223(1)
B. REMARKS BY GENERAL SECRETARY GORBACHEV
224(1)
C. REMARKS BY PRESIDENT REAGAN
225(1)
74 The Reykjavik Summit, 1986
226(3)
EXCERPTS FROM GORBACHEV'S STATEMENT IN REYKJAVIK, OCTOBER 12, 1986
227(2)
75 Reagan's 1987 Berlin Speech: "Tear Down This Wall"
229(3)
HIGHLIGHTS OF REAGAN'S BERLIN WALL SPEECH, JUNE 12, 1987
230(2)
76 Gorbachev's New Thinking on International Relations
232(3)
EXCERPTS FROM "NEW POLITICAL THINKING," FROM PERESTROIKA BY MIKHAIL GORBACHEV
232(3)
77 The INF Treaty, December 1987
235(3)
TREATY ON INTERMEDIATE AND SHORTER RANGE NUCLEAR FORCES, DECEMBER 8, 1987
235(3)
78 The Soviet Withdrawal from Afghanistan, 1988-1989
238(2)
GORBACHEV'S STATEMENT ON SOVIET WITHDRAWAL FROM AFGHANISTAN, FEBRUARY 8, 1988
238(2)
79 Gorbachev's UN Address, December 1988
240(4)
EXCERPTS FROM GORBACHEV'S SPEECH TO THE UNITED NATIONS, DECEMBER 7, 1988
241(3)
80 The Opening of the Berlin Wall, November 1989
244(1)
STATEMENT ALLOWING EAST GERMANS TO TRAVEL ABROAD OR EMIGRATE, NOVEMBER 9, 1989
245(1)
81 NATO's London Declaration on the End of the Cold War, July 1990
245(3)
THE LONDON DECLARATION, JULY 6, 1990
246(2)
82 The Kohl-Gorbachev Agreement on German Unification, July 1990
248(2)
A. STATEMENT BY HELMUT KOHL, JULY 16, 1990
249(1)
B. STATEMENT BY MIKHAIL GORBACHEV, JULY 16, 1990
249(1)
83 The CFE Treaty, November 1990
250(3)
TREATY ON CONVENTIONAL ARMED FORCES IN EUROPE, NOVEMBER 19, 1990
251(2)
84 The START Treaty, July 1991
253(3)
TREATY ON THE REDUCTION AND LIMITATION OF STRATEGIC OFFENSIVE ARMS, JULY 31, 1991
254(2)
85 The Attempted Coup in the USSR, August 1991
256(5)
A. ANNOUNCEMENT ON GORBACHEV'S REMOVAL AND FORMATION OF EMERGENCY COMMITTEE, AUGUST 19, 1991
257(1)
B. YELTSIN'S CALL TO RESIST THE COUP ATTEMPT, AUGUST 19, 1991
258(1)
C. PRESIDENT BUSH'S STATEMENT ON THE SOVIET COUP, AUGUST 19, 1991
259(1)
D. EXCERPTS FROM SOVIET TELEVISION REPORT, AUGUST 21, 1991
259(1)
E. GORBACHEV'S REMARKS ON RETURNING TO MOSCOW, AUGUST 22, 1991
260(1)
86 Gorbachev's Resignation Speech, December 1991
261
HIGHLIGHTS OF GORBACHEV'S RESIGNATION SPEECH, DECEMBER 25, 1991
262

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