Stefan Berger
Abstract
From the mid-1950s Britain was pursuing a policy of détente in Europe in the hope of lessening the tensions of the Cold War and preventing it from turning into a hot one. The “German problem” was o...
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From the mid-1950s Britain was pursuing a policy of détente in Europe in the hope of lessening the tensions of the Cold War and preventing it from turning into a hot one. The “German problem” was o...
Key concepts: Cold war, Economic history, Political science, History, Law, Politics