The inauguration of organized political warfare
| Titel: | The inauguration of organized political warfare : cold war organizations sponsored by the National committee for a Free europe/Free Europe Committee / ed. by Katalin Kádár Lynn |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Saint Helena, CA : Helena History Press, 2013 |
| Umfang: | 604 S. |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| ISBN: | 9780985943301 |
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
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- Preface
- p. 1
- At War While at Peace: United States Cold War Policy and the National Committee for a Free Europe, Inc.
- p. 7
- At War While at Peace
- p. 7
- The Run-Up to War's End
- p. 8
- Stalin's Eastern European Ambitions
- p. 9
- The War's End
- p. 12
- Post World War II US Foreign Policy
- p. 14
- Endnotes
- p. 61
- Select Bibliography
- p. 69
- History of the Council of Free Czechoslovakia
- p. 71
- Introduction-formation of the Council of Free Czechoslovakia
- p. 71
- Early Years
- p. 76
- The Road to Reunification
- p. 83
- Activities of the reunited council
- p. 89
- Conclusion
- p. 113
- Endnotes
- p. 115
- Select Bibliography
- p. 120
- The History of the Romanian National Committee: 1947-1975
- p. 121
- Romania's Calvary: From Antonescu's Regime to Popular Democracy (1944-1948)
- p. 122
- The RNC's Predecessors
- p. 128
- The Organization and Legitimacy of the Romanian National Committee
- p. 131
- The Division and Reorganization of the Romanian National Committee
- p. 143
- The Romanian National Committee's Activities
- p. 154
- Romanian Refugee Assistance, and Cooperation with other National Committees in the United States
- p. 163
- The Financial Resources of the RNC
- p. 171
- The Agony of the Romanian National Committee
- p. 184
- Endnotes
- p. 188
- Select Bibliography
- p. 197
- The Baltic Freedom Committees: Politics and Policies of an Exile Community
- p. 199
- Introduction
- p. 199
- Initiation of Contacts & Establishment of Panels
- p. 202
- From Panels to Committees: Attempts to Unify the Emigrations
- p. 207
- The Radio Free Europe and Voice of America Debate
- p. 208
- Commemorations and Publications: Impact on Cold War America
- p. 218
- Reassessment of Relations
- p. 225
- Conclusion
- p. 228
- Endnotes
- p. 230
- Select Bibliography
- p. 235
- The Hungarian National Council / Hungarian National Committee Magyar Nemzeti Bizottmány / Magyar Nemzeti Bizottság 1947-1972
- p. 237
- Political Leaders Take Refuge in the West
- p. 240
- The Establishment of the Hungarian National Council
- p. 240
- Funding of the Hungarian National Council
- p. 245
- Varga as the HNC's Unifying Force
- p. 258
- What did the HNC provide?
- p. 260
- The Refugee Service
- p. 264
- The Golden Age of Support of the National Councils
- p. 267
- The HNC and the Assembly of Captive European Nations
- p. 270
- The Situation in Hungary
- p. 272
- HNC Lobbying and Protests Regarding the Hungarian Revolution
- p. 277
- First Aid for Hungary/Committee for Hungarian Refugees
- p. 282
- Support for the Hungarian Uprising by the ACEN Member Councils and Émigré Groups
- p. 285
- Ongoing Protests against the Continued Soviet Occupation of Hungary
- p. 286
- The Changing World Created by Détente
- p. 293
- The Holy Crown
- p. 297
- Endnotes
- p. 301
- Select Bibliography
- p. 308
- Imre Kovács and Cold War Émigré Politics in the United States (1947-1980)
- p. 309
- Endnotes
- p. 319
- Select Bibliography
- p. 322
- The Schism within the Polish Delegation to the Assembly of Captive European Nations 1954-1972
- p. 323
- Endnotes
- p. 354
- Select Bibliography
- p. 361
- Democracy in Exile: The Bulgarian National Committee and G.M. Dimitrov
- p. 363
- The Early Years
- p. 364
- In Exile
- p. 369
- Political Activity in Exile
- p. 370
- The Founding of the National Committees
- p. 371
- Organization and Activities of the BNC
- p. 374
- BNC Sub-Divisions
- p. 376
- Activities Directed towards the Bulgarian Immigration
- p. 378
- The BNC as an International Organization
- p. 380
- The BNC in Political Cooperation as a Member of other Organizations
- p. 384
- Topics of Particular Importance to the BNC
- p. 387
- The End of the Dimitrov Era
- p. 390
- Endnotes
- p. 392
- Select Bibliography
- p. 395
- The Relationship Between the Assembly of Captive European Nations and the Free Europe Committee in the Context of U.S. Foreign Policy, 1950-1960
- p. 397
- Mikoyan's Visit
- p. 401
- Kozlov's Visit
- p. 406
- Waiting for Mr. K
- p. 413
- Khrushchev's 1959 Visit
- p. 416
- Khrushchev's Return, 1960
- p. 421
- The ACEN and its Relationship to its Sponsor, the Free Europe Committee
- p. 425
- Endnotes
- p. 428
- Select Bibliography
- p. 436
- The Free Europe University in Exile Inc. and the Collège de l'Europe libre (1951-1958)
- p. 439
- The Origin of the Idea of the University and its Place in the Context of the Cultural Cold War (1948-1950)
- p. 440
- The Appropriation of the University Project by the NCFE (1950-51)
- p. 451
- The Organization and Launching of the "Collège de l'Europe libre" in France (1951)
- p. 465
- Facing Reality: the Challenges of the First Years and the Transformation of Ideas (1951-1954)
- p. 478
- From Big Expectations to Unexpected Closure (1955-1958)
- p. 488
- Endnotes
- p. 502
- Select Bibliography
- p. 514
- The Cold War Activities of the Hungarian National Sports Federation
- p. 515
- Sport in Hungary
- p. 516
- The Hungarian National Sports Federation
- p. 522
- Defection and Resettlement
- p. 527
- Returning to Competition
- p. 532
- Over the Dam
- p. 537
- Endnotes
- p. 540
- Select Bibliography
- p. 546
- Biographies
- p. 547
- Photo Gallery
- p. 553
- Index
- p. 585
