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Diplomatic relations

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France in world politics

Robert Aldrich, John Connell

1989

Russia

Lilii͡a Fedorovna Shevt͡sova

2007

Franklin and Winston

Jon Meacham, Jon Meecham

2003

Sword of the spirit, shield of faith

Andrew Preston

2012

Fear Itself

Andrew Rosenheim

2011

The foreign policy of Hitler's Germany

Gerhard L. Weinberg

1980

An uncertain tradition

Norman A. Graebner

1961

State Resistance to Globalisation in Cuba

Antonio Carmona Báez

2004

Making American foreign policy

John T. Rourke

1994

NATO-Russia Relations in the Twenty-First Century

Aurel Braun

2008

Power Systems

David Barsamian, Noam Chomsky

2013

The great powers and the European states system 1814-1914

F. R. Bridge

2005

A place among the nations

Binyamin Netanyahu

1993

Thirteen days

Robert F. Kennedy

1969 ★ 4.7

Latin American foreign policies

Harold Eugene Davis

1975

What went wrong?

Bernard Lewis

2001

U.S. Foreign Policy

Steven W. Hook

2005

U.S. policy toward Japan and Korea

Chae-Jin Lee

1982

Superpower competition and crisis prevention in the Third World

Roy Allison, Phil Williams

1990

U.S. policy toward China

Robert G. Sutter

1998

Putin And The Rise Of Russia

Michael Stuermer

2008

How the Cold War Began

Amy Knight

2005

Approaching Vietnam

Lloyd C. Gardner

1988

Los braceros

José Rodolfo Jacobo

2003

Roosevelt's road to Russia

George N. Crocker

1959

The Bay of Pigs

Christina Fisanick

2004

The cycles of American history

Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.

1986

Unsafe Haven

Karen McElrath, Karen Mcelrath

2000

Eisenhower's armies

Niall Barr

2015

In wartime

Tim Judah

2016

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