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This book offers a collection of insightful essays and columns by Jeane Kirkpatrick, examining the dramatic shifts within the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe during a pivotal five-year period. Kirkpatrick, drawing upon her deep understanding of Communist ideology and extensive experience in foreign policy, analyses the Perestroika revolution and its global repercussions.
The book explores the transformation of Soviet-style communism, its impact on Germany, Poland, Hungary and the implications for nations like Nicaragua, Cuba, and Angola. Regional conflicts, summit negotiations, arms control and the evolving dynamics between the United States and its allies are all examined. With added commentary, this is a crucial read for anyone seeking to understand the end of totalitarianism.
Used (good, see images, minor cover wear) Softcover ISBN 0844737283
