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Sexing up the Cold War: New Evidence on the MolotovTruman Talks of April 1945 Export

Cold War History, Vol. 4, No. 3. (2004), pp. 105-125.

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This article presents and examines new evidence from the Russian archives on the TrumanMolotov talks of April 1945. This new evidence undercuts the conventional story that this was a rough and tough meeting that led to a significant deterioration of SovietAmerican relations. The turn to Cold War came much later, and it was only in that context that the MolotovTruman encounter came to be looked upon as a particularly negative event. That retrospective view fed into postwar memoirs and then into the historiography, thereby creating one of the mythical, emblematic events of the early Cold War.


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