Based on extensive archival research, Stalinâ s Great Game offers a fresh analysis of Soviet foreign policy and intelligence during the early years of the Second World War.
Based on extensive archival research, Stalinâ s Great Game offers a fresh analysis of Soviet foreign policy and intelligence during the early years of the Second World War.
Michael Jabara Carley is a professor of history at the Université de Montréal.
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List of Illustrations and Maps Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations and Acronyms Biographical Notes 1. Prelude 2. The Winter War and a White Paper 3. The Winter War or a Wider War? 4. What Next? Catastrophe in the West 5. Who’s the Ostrich Now? Warnings of Invasion 6. Who Wants to Dance? Manoeuvring for Position 7. "A Policy of Uniform Amiability": Anglo-Soviet Relations and the Rising Danger of War in the East 8. The Ostrich Never Looked Up: Stalin’s Momentous Failure 9. Epilogue: The Formation of the Grand Alliance Notes Bibliography Index
List of Illustrations and Maps Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations and Acronyms Biographical Notes 1. Prelude 2. The Winter War and a White Paper 3. The Winter War or a Wider War? 4. What Next? Catastrophe in the West 5. Who’s the Ostrich Now? Warnings of Invasion 6. Who Wants to Dance? Manoeuvring for Position 7. "A Policy of Uniform Amiability": Anglo-Soviet Relations and the Rising Danger of War in the East 8. The Ostrich Never Looked Up: Stalin’s Momentous Failure 9. Epilogue: The Formation of the Grand Alliance Notes Bibliography Index
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