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In This Sweeping, Deeply Researched Book, Paul Thomas Chamberlin Boldly Argues That The Cold War, Long Viewed As A Mostly Peaceful, If Tense, Diplomatic Standoff Between Democracy And Communism, Fostered A Series Of Deadly Conflicts That Killed Millions On Battlegrounds Across The Postcolonial World. For Half A Century, As An Uneasy Accord Hung Over Europe, Ferocious Proxy Wars Raged In The Cold War's Killing Fields, Resulting In More Than Fourteen Million Dead--victims Who Remain Largely Forgotten And All But Lost To History. A Superb Work Of Scholarship, [this] Is The First Global Military History Of This Conflict And The First Full Accounting Of Its Devastating Impact. More Than Previous Armed Conflicts, The Wars Of The Post-1945 Era Ravaged Civilians Across Vast Stretches Of Territory, From Korea And Vietnam To Bangladesh And Afghanistan To Iraq And Lebanon. Chamberlin Provides An Understanding Of This Sweeping History From The Ground Up And Offers A Moving Portrait Of Human Suffering, Capturing The Voices Of Those Who Experienced The Brutal Warfare. Chamberlin Reframes This Era In Global History And Explores In Detail The Numerous Battles Fought To Prevent Nuclear War, Bolster

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Author

Chamberlin, Paul Thomas, author

Publisher

Harper, an imprint of Harper Collins Publishers

Published

2018

Language

EN

ISBN

9780062367204

Category

history

Subjects

History, Military, Government_military

Rating

4.4 / 5 (114 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14