The Cold War

Cold War, II. It deals with many aspects of the political conflict between the USA and the USSR after the end of World War II.
As the two superpowers tried to attract strategically located countries to their side, their spheres of influence changed all over the world in the struggle that spread from Asia to South America.

History professor John Lewis Gaddis, II. It explains from an analytical perspective the establishment of the balance of power after World War II and the transformation process experienced in many countries as a result of the struggle of the superpowers. Discussing facts and attitudes as well as events, the book examines the role played by management in international relations, the subsequent collapse of communist regimes and the emergence of autonomy.

John Lewis Gaddis's Cold War is a comprehensive study that explains important processes of recent history, such as the world's return from the brink of nuclear war, the Marshall Plan and its impact on Turkey's foreign policy.



Number of Pages: 284

Year of Print: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yapı Kredi Publications

First Print Year: 2008

Language Turkish