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Cold War Rechauffe
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Cold War Rechauffe
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Anti-Polydebipolarization
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United States--Foreign relations--Soviet Union
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Soviet Union--Foreign relations--United States
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Cold War (1945-1989)
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Calvin Dietrich explains why a nation-state is infeasible and lists some indirect benefits of the Cold War. James Avery Joyce states that the mass media must become more objective and that the Cold War cannot be solved with military action. J. Richard Goldstein argues that communications between nations must be improved and that the Cold War stemmed from competition between the U.S. and Russia. J. P. Morray believes that the Cold War began as a problem within the two nations. Fred Warner Neal discusses the Soviet position on the Cold War and the misunderstandings between the two nations.
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Calvin Dietrich explains why a nation-state is infeasible and lists some indirect benefits of the Cold War. James Avery Joyce states that the mass media must become more objective and that the Cold War cannot be solved with military action. J. Richard Goldstein argues that communications between nations must be improved and that the Cold War stemmed from competition between the U.S. and Russia. J. P. Morray believes that the Cold War began as a problem within the two nations. Fred Warner Neal discusses the Soviet position on the Cold War and the misunderstandings between the two nations.
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00:00:02 Brian Mitchell begins 00:00:37 Mitchell ends 00:00:38 Calvin Dietrich begins 00:10:44 Dietrich ends 00:11:10 James Avery Joyce begins 00:25:31 Joyce ends 00:25:46 J. Richard Goldstein begins 00:33:10 Goldstein ends 00:33:20 J.P. Morray begins 00:42:10 Morray ends 00:42:23 Fred Warner Neal begins 00:52:08 Neal ends 00:52:17 Discussion among the panelists begins 01:19:01 Discussion among the panelists ends 01:19:02 Questions from the audience begin 01:38:06 End of tape
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00:00:02 Brian Mitchell begins 00:00:37 Mitchell ends 00:00:38 Calvin Dietrich begins 00:10:44 Dietrich ends 00:11:10 James Avery Joyce begins 00:25:31 Joyce ends 00:25:46 J. Richard Goldstein begins 00:33:10 Goldstein ends 00:33:20 J.P. Morray begins 00:42:10 Morray ends 00:42:23 Fred Warner Neal begins 00:52:08 Neal ends 00:52:17 Discussion among the panelists begins 01:19:01 Discussion among the panelists ends 01:19:02 Questions from the audience begin 01:38:06 End of tape
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Neal, Fred Warner
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Dietrich, Calvin
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Morray, J. P. (Joseph P.), 1916-
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Joyce, James Avery
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Goldstein, J. Richard
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CWA/Archives, University of Colorado at Boulder
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rightsSummary:
This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). URI: http://rightsstatem…
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1964-04-17
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1964-04-17
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Box 29, Tape 64-50
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Box 29, Tape 64-50
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14:10:00-07:00
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1:38:06
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