Cold War History Research Center just released a new publication Students on the Cold War: New Finding and Interpretations, edited by Csaba Békés and Melinda Kalmár.
PDF of the publication can be found here.
More information can be found on the website of the Cold War History Research Center at Corvinus University of Budapest.
The new publication includes work by five of our Cold War Archival Research (CWAR) Fellows: Fatima Dar, Adriana Popa, Monique Kil, Thalia Ertman, and Tinatin Japaridze. Below are author's names and the titles of their articles:
Fatima Dar, Psychological warfare and soft power: a state of total war
Adriana Popa, Bursting the savior myth: Intellectual backlash against Radio Free Europe
Monique Kil, A penny for every word: Radio Free Europe’s call for “Truth Dollars”
Thalia Ertman, Spies, stars and stripes: How the 1960's Cold War made Russians likeable in Star Trek and The Man from UNCLE
Tinatin Japaridze, Mind the gap: Rebuilding the US – Russian space bridge in the Post-Cold War Era
