Totalitarianism: The Inner History of the Cold War
Ronald R. Stockton
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Ronald R. Stockton
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Introduction One.: Fascist Origins Two.: A New Kind of State: Italy, Germany, and the Soviet Union in the 1930s Three.: Wartime in the English-Speaking World Four.: The Cold War Five.: Brainwashing: Communist China as a Totalitarian State Six.: Searching for the Origins of Seven.: Totalitarianism Among the Sovietologists Eight.: The Cold War in Postwar Europe: France, Italy, and Germany Nine.: The Cold War in Eastern Europe Ten.: The Evil Empire Epilogue. The Russians Call Themselves Totalitarian Notes Index
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Introduction One.: Fascist Origins Two.: A New Kind of State: Italy, Germany, and the Soviet Union in the 1930s Three.: Wartime in the English-Speaking World Four.: The Cold War Five.: Brainwashing: Communist China as a Totalitarian State Six.: Searching for the Origins of Seven.: Totalitarianism Among the Sovietologists Eight.: The Cold War in Postwar Europe: France, Italy, and Germany Nine.: The Cold War in Eastern Europe Ten.: The Evil Empire Epilogue. The Russians Call Themselves Totalitarian Notes Index
Key concepts: Cold war, Communism, Soviet union, Empire, China, State (computer science), Economic history, Ancient history