Reference: “The Origins of the Cold War: Deciphering Open Access Primary Sources”
Title
The Origins of the Cold War: Deciphering Open Access Primary Sources
Author
Amy Dye-Reeves
Murray State University
Source
C&RL News (2018; 79.11)
From the Introduction
This article provides topographical primary source guidance to all researchers on the origins of the Cold War. The column begins with a general overview and becomes specific in nature (with sections pertaining to the Berlin Airlift, Marshall Plan, and Yalta Conference).
Resources are organized into the following sections:
- General Sources: Overview
- Government Manifestation Dccumentations
- Yalta Conference
- Berlin Blockade and Airlift
- Marshall Plan
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Filed under: News, Open Access
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