Through The History Of The Cold War: The Correspondence Of George F. Kennan And John Lukacs,New Varlam Specializing In Medieval (Including Venetian)

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Through The History Of The Cold War: The Correspondence Of George F. Kennan And John Lukacs,New Varlam Specializing In Medieval (Including Venetian)In September 1952, John Lukacs, Then A Young And Unknown Historian, Wrote George Kennan (19042005), The U. S. Ambassador To The Soviet Union, Asking One Of The Nation'S Bestknown Diplomats What He Thought Of Lukacs'S Own Views On Kennan'S Widely Debated Idea Of Containing Rather Than Militarily Confronting The Soviet Union. A Month Later, To Lukacs'S Surprise, He Received A Personal Reply From Kennan. So Began An Exchange Of Letters That Would