Soviet Perspectives on International Realtions 1956-1967
William Zimmerman examines Soviet perspectives on international relations from 1956 to 1967. Focused on a defined period of Cold War-era history, this scholarly work offers readers an opportunity to explore Soviet approaches to global affairs and political analysis.
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Soviet Perspectives on International Relations 1956–1967 presents a focused study of Soviet views on international affairs during a significant historical period.
William Zimmerman examines perspectives spanning the years 1956 to 1967, providing a framework for considering Soviet approaches to international relations.
The book is suited to readers interested in Cold War history, Soviet studies, political science, and the development of international-relations thought.
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