Джон Льюис Гэддис3.5 With the skill and judgment of a master historian, Gaddis reveals the underlying dynamics of the Cold War for a new generation of readers - how politics and ideology interacted with one another, how changes in society were as important as changes in government, how concepts of morality affected (or didn't affect) what leaders did. Finally, in a work whose interpretive authority equals its narrative power, he shows how policy-makers at the top - and ordinary people at the bottom - reversed the course of history, thereby achieving one of the greatest victories ever for the human spirit.
