Cold War

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Have nuclear weapons helped to maintain global peace?

Illustration by Davide Bonazzi.

Did the Cold War ever really end?

The president of the United States, Franklin Roosevelt and his staff gathered together in New York to find a solution to the economic crisis. 1935. (Photo by Keystone-France/Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images)

Icons: the game changers of the 20th century

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The Library Nuclear nightmare: the Cuban missile crisis

St Basil's Cathdral, Moscow. (Photo by Dreamstime)

The spy who changed the Cold War

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Ian Kershaw on postwar Europe

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Britain’s foreign policy secrets

East German leader Willi Stoph greets West German chancellor Willy Brandt at Erfurt. (Getty images)

Cold War summits: David Reynolds and Kristina Spohr explain

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Second World War

The mystery of Donald Maclean

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1983: the Cold War almost goes nuclear

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The Library The secret history of the Berlin Wall

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The Library Voices of the Cold War

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Cold War summits

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History explorer: the Cold War