U.S. and Soviet Union Relations Post-World War II
2018-01-21T19:59:38-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/3ff/20180121201350003_hd.jpgThe University of Virginia’s Miller Center convened scholars for a two-day conference looking at the complicated history between U.S. and Russian leaders over the last century. The discussions included assessments of Franklin D. Roosevelt, John Kennedy, Richard Nixon, George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, as well as their Russian counterparts. The focus of this program is the post-World War II relationship.
The University of Virginia’s Miller Center convened scholars for a two-day conference looking at the complicated history between U.S. and… read more
The University of Virginia’s Miller Center convened scholars for a two-day conference looking at the complicated history between U.S. and Russian leaders over the last century. The discussions included assessments of Franklin D. Roosevelt, John Kennedy, Richard Nixon, George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, as well as their Russian counterparts. The focus of this program is the post-World War II relationship. close
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