The Cold War started after the end of World War II and lasted until the fall of the Soviet Union.…

The Cold War started after the end of World War II and lasted until the fall of the Soviet Union.…
ADST Foreign Affairs Oral History Archive Cold War Podcast Produced by ADST interns, this podcast explores U.S. involvement in the…
The end of the Cold War is sometimes thought about as a dramatic and rapid event marked by the fall…
Ever since the Foreign Service’s infancy, Foreign Service spouses have traveled with their partners to all corners of the world,…
The end of World War II brought about the beginning of the Cold War, whose influence played a significant role…
From the words of President Reagan to the fears of people all over the world, unease over world-ending technology being…
In 1989, French counterintelligence agents watched Felix Bloch as he dined in Paris with known Soviet spy “Pierre Bart.” Bloch…
Complex geopolitical realities, poor leadership, and economic dysfunction characterized the Cold War in Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador. USAID (United…
The mid-nineteen seventies are often considered a time of détente (the easing of tensions) between the United States and the…
On May 1, 1960, at the height of the Cold War, the Soviet Union brought down an American U-2 spy…