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Summits Book Wins Choice Award “Outstanding Academic Title 2017”

Hungary 1956: Reviving the Debate over US (In)action during the Revolution

Eisenhower Concluded Neither U.S. Military Operations Nor Popular Uprisings Were Feasible in Soviet-Controlled Eastern Europe, Despite “Rollback” Rhetoric

Echoes of the 1956 Hungarian Revolt in Romania, 60 Years After

Soviet Politburo Discussed Billion-Dollar Spy

The Carter-Brezhnev Project

Jan Palach Week, 1989: The Beginning of the End for Czechoslovak Communism

Solidarity and Martial Law in Poland: 25 Years Later

CIA Had Single Officer in Hungary 1956

The Velvet Revolution Declassified

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