81. CSPN To sense the emotional bite of the Communist issue and to understand both how it affected life for those who ran afoul of it and how it shaped the nation s http://www.washington.edu/uwired/outreach/cspn/curcan/main.html

The Cold War and Red Scare in Washington State A curriculum project for Washington schools developed by The Center for the Study of the Pacific Northwest Michael Reese University of Washington Department of History CONTENTS I. Introduction: How to Use This Packet II. The Cold War and Red Scare in Washington: Historical Context A. Radicalism and Anti-radicalism in Washington Politics B. The Cold War System of International Relations C. Hunting Reds in the Evergreen State D. The Cold War and Washington's Hot Economy E. The Legacy of the Cold War III. Time Line IV. Glossary V. Bibliography A. Other Collections of Primary Documents B. Books on Related Topics C. Videos D. Museums and Historical Sites VI. Teaching about the Cold War A. Inside the Classroom B. Outside the Classroom VII. Sources and Concordance to the Documents INDEX LISTING OF SOURCE MATERIAL I. Introduction: How to Use This Packet The documents presented here are designed to be used in classes about Pacific Northwest history or US history. Although the documents deal specifically with events in Washington state, they are still potentially useful for a course about US history as a whole. As historian Richard Fried has observed, "'McCarthyism' is so often characterized in abstract terms that its meaning remains fuzzy. To sense the emotional bite of the Communist issue and to understand both how it affected life for those who ran afoul of it and how it shaped the nation's political culture, it is useful to look at specific cases." These documents allow students to explore such specific cases.

82. Veteran Tours To The Battlefields Of Europe | Libertyroad.com | Home UK based company, specialising in arranging personally guided tours for US veterans. World War Two and cold war. http://www.libertyroad.com

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83. John Kennedy And The Cold War John Kennedy was a cold warrior who escalated American involvement in Vietnam, and believed in the Domino Theory of communist expansion. http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/progjfk5.htm

Kennedy and the Cold War T hroughout his pre-presidential career, JFK was an active Cold Warrior. As noted, his first Congressional campaign boasted of taking on the anti-Cold War faction of the Democratic party led by Henry Wallace, and as a congressman he aligned himself with those who said the Truman Administration wasn't being tough enough, when he willingly attached his name to the chorus demanding "Who Lost China?" One does not even have to rehash his relationship with Joseph McCarthy to show how JFK willingly played the "tough on communism" issue in all his campaigns. In 1952, while running for the Senate, he proudly trumpeted the fact that during his first term in the House, even before Nixon had won fame for the exposure of Alger Hiss, JFK's work on a labor committee led to the conviction of a communist union official. While in Congress, he supported all of America's overseas activities in waging the Cold War. Even while running for President in 1960, JFK appealed to the "tough on the Soviets" issue by consistently hammering at Eisenhower for America's supposed lack of leadership, and America "falling behind the Soviets." It was JFK, promising more money for defense spending and American readiness when he charged Eisenhower for allowing a non-existent "missile gap" to develop between the U.S. and Soviet nuclear arsenals. And it was JFK, who during the debates with Nixon, charged that Eisenhower policy had resulted in the loss of Cuba.

84. Who Lost Russia? A discussion of the failure of reform in many aspects of domestic politics and policy in Russia since the end of the cold war. http://www.heritage.org/Research/RussiaandEurasia/HL629.cfm

site map help contact us The Heritage Foundation ... Russia and Eurasia Who Lost Russia? Policy Archive: view by date Policy Archive: view by issue ... Return Home Who Lost Russia? by Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D., Hon. Caspar W. Weinberger, Hon. R. James Woolsey, and Ariel Cohen, Ph.D. Heritage Lecture #629 The debate over who lost Russia is now under way. It is perhaps premature to frame the issue in this way: Russia certainly is not yet lost entirely, but the country is in dire straits. There is plenty of blame to go around for Russia's troubles, and most of it, in my opinion, lies with Russia. As The New York Times columnist A. M. Rosenthal wrote recently: "Russia did this to Russia." True, Russia has faced many unique challenges since the collapse of the Soviet Unionchallenges unlike those faced by former communist countries in East and Central Europe such as Poland. A comparison with Poland is instructive in this regard. After the collapse of communism, Poland found freedom and renewal; Russia felt the loss of empire and ideology. Russia lost its identity; Poland rediscovered its identity. Poland could remember what the market was like and rebuild it when free to do so; Russia, after 70 years of communism, had forgotten. Poland had not collectivized its agriculture; decades of collectivization in Russia made introducing market reforms into that crucial sector of the economy, much as China had done, extremely difficult. And throughout the communist era, Poland had the Catholic Church to provide spiritual direction. Officially atheist, Russia had no such spiritual direction and sank instead into cynicism, selfishness, and even criminality.

85. PC Cold War The KGB is hot on your trail. Can you make it out alive in this mix of stealth, action, and adventure? http://pc.gamespy.com/pc/cold-war/635571p1.html

GameSpy.com PC Xbox GameCube ... Shop Platforms Home PlayStation 2 Sony PSP PlayStation 3 ... PC Sections News Reviews Previews Screenshots ... Forums Resources Game Bios Release Dates Downloads Arena Ladders ... Newsletter Planet Sites Planet Half-Life Planet Battlefield Planet DOOM Planet The Sims ... All Planet Sites Get Games Download Games Compare Prices Subscriptions Subscribe Now! Founders' Club Contact Us Editorial Feedback Product Support FilePlanet Daily Download World of Warcraft Patch Special Features QuakeCon 2005 What happened at this year's FPS con in Texas? Find out! GenCon Coverage Leipzig Coverage Top GCN Games Top Xbox Games Search for a Game Cold War (PC) Publisher: DreamCatcher Interactive Developer: Mindware Genre: Action Release Date: September 27, 2005 ESRB: Rating Pending More Info on this Game By Scott Osborne The KGB is hot on your trail. Can you make it out alive in this mix of stealth, action, and adventure? Spiffy Iffy Combines stealth, action, and adventure; proven setting. Obvious debt to other games; some gadgets make little sense. The Cold War may be dead, but it's still alive for storytellers. Mindware Studios hopes to mine recent history in its upcoming game called, simply enough

86. USS Andrew Jackson SSBN619 One of the 41 For Freedom Ballistic Missile Submarines of the cold war. http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Bunker/5060/aj619.html

USS ANDREW JACKSON These pages have been constructed as a tribute to the Andrew Jackson because of her many silent years of service protecting our country, her crews, and myself. This website also stands in honor of all the Boats, past and present, of their Silent Service, and their crews who return to the deep to keep this country free; And to the many who will never return from Eternal Patrol Please excuse the load time on the graphics. It is winter, early in 1969. Men have not yet walked on the moon. The Cold War is hot in Viet Nam. Sabers are ratteling throughout the world. Submarines are going about their silent business throughout the oceans of the world. This is a picture of the Jackson when I reported aboard her in Portsmouth Naval Shipyard right after I completed Sub School. This was My first boat after serving on two surface craft and completing electronics and nuclear power schools. She was in the shipyard undergoing a major overhaul including replacing the reactor core and conforming some of the systems to subsafe.The down side was that a submarine is not a submarine when tied to the pier. The best part was being aboard during system changes and installations, sea trials, transits, missile shots, and becoming a qualified submariner. The USS Andrew Jackson and the other forty Ballistic Missile Submarines

87. PC Cold War cold war cheats, codes, walkthrough, previews, reviews, stories, videos, and screenshots. http://pc.gamespy.com/pc/cold-war/

GameSpy.com PC Xbox GameCube ... Shop Platforms Home PlayStation 2 Sony PSP PlayStation 3 ... PC Sections News Reviews Previews Screenshots ... Forums Resources Game Bios Release Dates Downloads Arena Ladders ... Newsletter Planet Sites Planet Half-Life Planet Battlefield Planet DOOM Planet The Sims ... All Planet Sites Get Games Download Games Compare Prices Subscriptions Subscribe Now! Founders' Club Contact Us Editorial Feedback Product Support FilePlanet Daily Download World of Warcraft Patch Special Features QuakeCon 2005 What happened at this year's FPS con in Texas? Find out! GenCon Coverage Leipzig Coverage Top GCN Games Top Xbox Games Search for a Game Cold War (PC) Game Info Developer Mindware Publisher DreamCatcher Interactive Genre Action Release Date September 27, 2005 ESRB Rating Pending GameSpy Score N/A Articles Movies Cold War, New Trailer (07/12/05) - Going behind the iron curtain. Cold War Trailer (05/10/04) - An investigative journalist gets mixed up in trouble and must escape Moscow. News DreamCatcher Scores Cold War (05/06/04) - Stealthy action game for the PC will be on display at E3. Previews Cold War (07/21/05) - The KGB is hot on your trail. Can you make it out alive in this mix of stealth, action, and adventure?

88. SEG Syllabus 2120 (Modern World) Contents GCSE revision notes, covering Germany, the Treaty of Versailles, interwar diplomacy, the causes of World War II, Russia, and the cold war. http://www.rpfuller.com/gcse/history/

rpfuller.com SEG Syllabus 2120 (Modern World) Contents SEG Syllabus 2120 (Modern World) Contents 1. Introduction Change in the twentieth century Sources Treaty of Versailles 4. Interwar diplomacy and League of Nations 5. Germany Weimar Government Life in Nazi Germany 7. Russia/USSR 8. Background and Introduction to the Cold War 9. The Cold War Inside Europe 10. The Cold War Outside Europe - ... Korean War, Cuban Missile Base Crisis Notes regarding the SEG syllabus SEG Modern World is in three sections: 1. Coursework 25% marks (USA) 2. Examination 37.5% marks 3. Examination 37.5% marks (Germany and USSR) Historical Skills Required GCSE requires each candidate to: Recall, select and clearly communicate the content of the syllabus Describe, analyse and explain the content of the syllabus Identify, use and interpret primary and secondary sources relevant to the syllabus Return to the GCSE Contents Page Updated: 11th May, 2005 GCSE History Introduction Peacemaking with Germany Peacemaking with Germany's Allies Interwar Diplomacy ... Cold War out of Europe GCSE Notes History Music Whole Site Home Photographs GCSE Notes Profile ... Feedback

89. Cold War Era Civil Defense Museum-Main Page Civil Defense Art Gallery, Shelter Tours, Fallout Shelter Supplies. http://www.civildefensemuseum.com/

SITE INDEX C D Rescue Service Shelter News Article AudioVideo Page Civil Defense History ... About Me The Civil Defense Museum is now at www.civildefensemuseum.com and www.civildefensemuseum.org. For e-mail use the ".com" address below. Now building a display Thunderbolt for the Cold War Gallery in the Reagan Library and Museum in Simi Valley California. Last Update 09-10-2005 ATTENTION EBAY SELLERS! I DIDN'T PUT THIS WEB SITE UP TO HELP YOU SELL YOUR JUNK ON EBAY! UPDATES... New project page added to the siren section Reagan Library and Museum Thunderbolt build. Added a new photo to the Old Dallas EOC section. Old Dallas EOC Entry Page NEW! Just put up a new version of the National Civil Defense Week poster in the Art Gallery NEW! Finally finished the Federal Fire Signal Siren Page NEW! Added photos of the Thunderbolt Siren on the roof of the Fort Worth Police and Courts building to page 3 of the Fort Worth Texas old Siren System Section NEW! Added page 2 to the Fort Worth Texas Old Siren System Section.

90. Welcome To Bunker Tours - Virtual Tours On The Web An extensive photodocumentary of numerous mothballed and redundant underground military installations in Britain and France, including photographs of ROTOR sites, the Maginot Line, and cold war sites. Also provides reports from physical visits. http://www.bunkertours.co.uk/

Navigation Maginot Line Virtual Bunker tours on the Web Sorry There have not been many updates, but I will try to get some new stuff up soon! I have added a new article and a few photos of our 2004 German Trip. My name is Dan McKenzie and I live in Peterborough in the U.K. I have an Interest in all things military, especially if its underground. My main interest is the Maginot Line in France and the military facilities in the Former GDR . As I am only a few hours by boat and car away I try and get over to France and Germany as much as possible. Fortress of Kobenbusch Abri You will also find sections on the Cold war and a section on the Rotor Radar System, Items on WW II include The deep level shelters in London and in particular Belsize Park. The Bomb Store at Llanberis in Wales, which spectacularly collapsed early in its life. Trip Reports 2001 - 2004 East Germany 2004 East Germany 2003 Mini Tour Metz and The Maginot Line 2003 East Germany 2003 ... The Maginot Line 2000 U.S. Air Forces in Europe RAF Upper Heyford RAF Alconbury RAF Bentwaters RAF Greenham Common BRIXMIS Vehicles and Books Here Bunkertours On Line Shop Maginot Line The Gros Ouvrage of Brehain- Internal Photos Click Here Maginot Line The Gros Ouvrage of Latiremont - Internal Photos Click Here Maginot Line The Gros Ouvrage of Mont de Welches- Internal Photos Click Here

91. Educator Guide To CNN's COLD WAR Educational outreach for CNN s 24part series on the cold war. Access to the Educator s Guide, Oral History Project and cold war Challenge. http://www.turnerlearning.com/cnn/coldwar/

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92. USS CLAMAGORE SS 343 Museum Submarine Is A World War II Balao Class Diesel Subma Photographic tour of interior of cold war era diesel submarine moored at Patriot's Point Naval Museum. http://home.sc.rr.com/tom/

USS Clamagore SS 343 CLAMAGORE is a Balao class diesel submarine constructed near the end of World War II. Commissioned on June 28th 1945 she arrived too late to enter the war but was operated as a frontline submarine from 1945 until the late 60's when nuclear powered submarines were being launched in enough numbers to replace the aging diesel boats. Decommissioned in 1975 she is now moored at Patriot's Point Naval Museum in Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Click on buttons to view pictures. E-mail Updated 22 Aug 05.

93. Educator Guide To CNN's COLD WAR: Home Educator s Guide to CNN s 24part series cold war, the definitive account of the cold war era. http://www.turnerlearning.com/cnn/coldwar/cw_start.html

Curriculum Connections COLD WAR Themes Geography Chronology Curriculum Connections COLD WAR Themes Geography Chronology ... Feedback

94. CNN - Cold War Online companion articles, documents, photographs and audio to CNN series documenting the cold war in Berlin, including the Airlift. http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/cold.war/episodes/04/

This site is best viewed with a 4.0 browser and requires javascript Three years after the end of World War II, the Nazis' former capital, Berlin, would once again find itself the target of an allied air fleet. This time, the air armada was working to save, rather than destroy, the city. At the foot of Lucius Clay's grave is a memorial from the citizens of Berlin that says, "Wir danken dem Bewahrer unserer Freiheit" "We thank the defender of our freedom." Eberhard Diepgen was a schoolboy when allied planes brought supplies and hope to the people of Berlin. Fifty years later, Berlin's mayor looks back. Propaganda was honed to an art form during the Cold War. And it thrives today, with political persuaders of every stripe. TIME: The Siege July 12, 1948 PRAVDA: General Clay's Marks July 26, 1948 Soviet propaganda unsuccessfully tried to discredit the "candy bombing" of U.S. pilot Gail Halvorsen, noting that children chasing the candy had severely damaged a cemetery. Interactive IPIX Images Tour Tempelhof airport, Berlin's runway to freedom Dispatches Listen to a West German radio report filed during the siege of Berlin Newsreel Flashback Windows Media Download player The airlift: How the allies broke the blockade Your role: Stalin. The scenario: How to respond to the Berlin airlift.

95. A Routledge Journal: Cold War History With the end of the cold war in 1990/1 and also with the opening of the archives in Western and Eastern Europe, in Moscow and Beijing, studies on the Cold http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/14682745.asp

Contact Us Members of the Group All Products Books Journal Article eBooks Alphabetical Listing Journals by Subject New Journals Advertising ... eBooks Cold War History Editorial Board: Alexander O Chubarian , Institute of General History, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia Michael Cox , London School of Economics and Political Science, UK German Gigolaev , Institute of General History, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia , Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva, Switzerland Beatrice Heuser , Military History Research Institute, Germany Ann Lane , Kings College, London, at the Joint Services Command and Staff College, UK N Piers Ludlow , London School of Economics and Political Science, UK Christian Ostermann , Woodrow Wilson Institute, Washington DC, USA Svetozar Rajak , London School of Economics and Political Science, UK Odd Arne Westad , London School of Economics and Political Science, UK Editorial Information Publication Details: Volume 5, 2005, 4 issues per annum ISSN Print 1468-2745 ISSN Online 1743-7962 2005 Subscription Rates Subscribe Online!

96. CNN.com - Japanese Abductee Caught In Cold War Tug-of-love - Nov. 7, 2002 CNN http://cnn.com/2002/WORLD/asiapcf/east/11/07/japan.deserter/index.html

CNN Europe CNN Asia Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese On CNN TV Transcripts Headline News CNN International ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Newsletters CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com Japanese abductee caught in Cold War tug-of-love From Rebecca Mackinnon Tokyo Bureau Chief Jenkins' wife, Hitomi Soga, is one of 13 Japanese nationals North Korea admitted to have kidnapped in the 1970s Story Tools VIDEO CNN's Rebecca MacKinnon reports on the case of former U.S. soldier Charles Jenkins who defected to North Korea in 1965 (November 7) PLAY VIDEO EXTRA INFORMATION FACTFILE: The missing Japanese (CNN) An appearance in a 1980s North Korean propaganda movie was the first evidence alerting U.S. officials to the fact a deserter, Charles Robert Jenkins, was still alive in North Korea. The plot thickened considerably when his wife Hitomi Soga arrived in Japan last month from North Korea. Like that of Jenkins her story also also reads like a tale from a Cold War spy thriller. At 19 years-of-age she was abducted by North Korea agents off the Japanese coast and given up for dead. Soga is one of five known survivors among at least 13 Japanese abducted to the North by communist agents in the 1970s.

97. Timeline Of The Cold War 1945 February 411 Yalta Conference cold war Begins. 1945 August 6 United States first used atomic bomb in war. 1945 August 8 Russia enters war http://library.thinkquest.org/10826/timeline.htm

Timeline of the Cold War 1945: February 4-11 Yalta Conference Cold War Begins 1945: August 6 United States first used atomic bomb in war 1945: August 8 Russia enters war against Japan 1945: August 14 Japanese surrender End of World War II 1946: March Winston Churchill delivers "Iron Curtain" Speech 1947: March Truman declares active role in Greek Civil War 1947: June Marshall Plan is announced 1948: February Communist takeover in Czechoslovakia 1948: June 24 Berlin Blockade begins 1949: July NATO ratified 1949: May 12 Berlin Blockade ends 1949: September Mao Zedong, a Communist, takes control of China 1949: September Soviets explode first atomic bomb 1950: February Joe McCarthy begins Communist witch hunt 1950: June Korean War begins 1951: January 12 Federal Civil Defense Administration established 1953: June 19 Rosenberg executions 1953: July Korean War ends 1954: March KGB established 1954 CIA helps overthrow unfriendly regimes in Iran and Guatemala 1954: July Vietnam split at 17th parallel 1955: May Warsaw Pact formed 1956: October - November Rebellion put down in Communist Hungary. Egypt took control of Suez Canal; U.S. refused to help take it back

98. CSPN An examination of the changes brought about by the development of Hanford as a part of the nuclear weapons complex and the effects on the region over the course of the period from the 1940's through the current time. http://www.washington.edu/uwired/outreach/cspn/hstaa432/lesson_24/hstaa432_24.ht

Above: Atomic Frontier Days poster. Cold War symbols pervade the state of Washington. The Space Needle and Pacific Science Center attest to the future-minded, high-tech, aerospace-oriented thinking around Puget Sound. During the late 1950s and early 1960s, Seattle learned to call itself "jet city," among other "aerospacey" things, as Boeing's increasing production defined the local economy. During the annual Seafair festival (which commemorated not space but Seattle's maritime heritage), the city hosted the Navy's squadron of Blue Angel performing jets as well as a variety of naval vessels. Richland High Bombers , after 1970 or so, adopted an atomic-blast mushroom cloud as the school logo. Townspeople defended the much-criticized symbol as an accurate icon for their history. Much more than Seattle, Richland and Hanford, products of the atom, were creatures of World War Two and the Cold War. [On Richland's past see John M. Findlay, "Atomic Frontier Days: Richland, Washington, and the Modern American West," Journal of the West 34 (July 1995): 32-41.]

99. Search.epnet.com/direct.asp?db=aph Jid=%22IXO% Asia Times Online China News, China Business News, Taiwan and China fuels energy cold war By Chietigj Bajpaee HONG KONG A notable feature of 2004 was the volatility in oil prices - New York light sweet crude prices http://search.epnet.com/direct.asp?db=aph&jid=IXO&scope=site

100. Centro De Estudiso Hemisféricos Alexis De Tocqueville The article describes the state of chaos of the postcold war world, with a steady increase of entropy and anomie, and a crisis of former models of leadership. Also, analyzes the nature of future conflicts and the role of United States and Europe as key players within this new environment. Authors Norman A. Bailey and Criton M. Zoakos, published by the Center for Hemispheric Studies Alexis de Tocqueville. http://www.centrotocqueville.org.ar/htm/htm/nab/nb10050401in.htm

THE KINGDOM OF CHAOS or What Hath the Great Subversive Wrought? by Norman A. Bailey and Criton M. Zoakos Background The new system was challenged by some of the nation-states themselves, led by men who called themselves emperor, Kaiser or Czar, in conscious imitation of the Roman tradition. For the Czars, Moscow was the third Rome, and they tried to wrest Constantinople from the Turks on various occasions. Napoleon and Wilhelm II tried to recreate a European empire and failed, as did Hitler and the Soviets. The Napoleonic wars, the first and second World Wars and the Cold War occupied much of the period of the dominance of the nation-state system from 1806 to 1991. But it is over. And it is not clear what will take its place. This entire historical drama has been over the question of who possesses ultimate legal power over which there is no possible appeal, i.e., who is the ultimate source of law. In the imperial system, that ultimate source was the will of the emperor or religious leader or a combination of both. In the Westphalian system, it was the ruler of the nation-state, regardless of whether he or she was a monarch, a military dictator, a dear leader,or embodied in an oligarchy, an aristocracy, or a parliament.

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