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Anti-American chic.(Foreign Affairs)
THE MANICHAEAN clarity of the Cold War has been sufficiently obscured by the rise of anti-Americanism to make it virtually impossible to assume that all the then anticommunists are now staunch supporters of the United States, or to imagine that all those who regarded the Soviet Union as an inspiring portent of the future of mankind are now matching the streets of Paris, London and Rome obscenities against Mr Bush. Gone are the days when French, Swedish, Portuguese or Italian anti-Americanism was a mandatory blue-collar political by-product of the Cold War. It is now a commonplace that suspicion if not outright dislike of the United States and everything it represents ...
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...would bring the United States. Not one. Unfortunately...consensus for Cold War Two. Against...politics, the United States will be better...triumphantly right, United States. This fatuous...the end of the Cold War that animated...
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9780802096159 Warming up to the cold war; Canada and the United States' coalition of the willing from Hiroshima to Korea...invasion of Iraq. He compares the emergence of the Cold War consensus in the contiguous anglophone countries...
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- Magazine article from: The Historian Cullather, Nick March 22, 1995 700+ words
...theater in the Cold War. Officials in...fifteen years, the United States became the chief...and brought the Cold War to south Asia...solve one of the Cold War's great unanswered...questions: Why did the United States try to make friends...
