The Labyrinth We Walked: The Cold War Deconstructed - Softcover

Jensen, Mark C.

Softcover

ISBN 13: 9798385215072

Publisher: Resource Publications, 2024

Synopsis

Why did the fall of the Berlin Wall, and then the Soviet Union, come as such great surprises? Could the tragedies of the Vietnam War have been avoided? How did the US and USSR manage not to use nuclear weapons they had built at such great cost? The Cold War dominated world affairs for nearly half a century, but its sheer scope and complexity make it difficult to address some of its most compelling mysteries. We are also burdened by partial information, selective memory, and underappreciated prior history. By focusing on selected issues, and with the benefit of more recent work, the essays of The Labyrinth We Walked seek to provide new insights and encourage readers to see the period with fresh perspectives.

About this title

About the Author

Mark C. Jensen is a Boston-area attorney and author. A graduate of Dartmouth College and Duke Law School, he has forty years of legal and business experience and has served as an officer of social services and literary nonprofit organizations. In addition to legal publications, he is a general interest contributor to The Montreal Review, where most of these essays first appeared.

Edition details

• Publisher: Resource Publications
• Publication date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798385215072
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 210