Authors: Richard Nixon
     Yeltsin and,
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â55,
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â76,
78
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Australia,
191
Austria-Hungary,
25
Aylwin, Patricio,
247
Babri Mosque,
247
Bacon, Roger,
199
Baghdad Pact,
211
Bakatin, Vadim,
94
â95
Baltic States,
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168
Bangladesh,
197
Bannister, Roger,
280
Begin, Menachem,
219
Bell, Daniel,
157
Ben-Gurion, David,
221
Benin,
250
Berlin blockade,
16
Bismarck, Otto von,
68
Black September,
195
Bolivia,
249
Brady bill,
295
Brezhnev, Leonid,
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185
Burma,
see
Myanmar
     German reunification and,
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138
     nuclear weapons and,
83
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â86,
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â89,
142
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279
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Persian Gulf War and,
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â30,
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â35,
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Cambodia,
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19
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28
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170
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233
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Camp David accords,
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â21,
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â30
Canada,
36
Cape Verde Islands,
250
Carter Doctrine,
211
Castro, Fidel,
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260
Central Command, U.S.,
216
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA),
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â51,
81
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94
Central Treaty Organization,
211
Chernenko, Konstantin U.,
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China, People's Republic of,
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â17,
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â92,
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276
     Cultural Revolution in,
166
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168
â169
     exchange programs and,
179
     GATT and,
176
     geographic isolation of,
165
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183
     Gorbachev's visit to,
20
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179
     growth of,
163
â65,
167
     Hong Kong and,
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â82
     human rights record of,
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â78,
182
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185
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193
     leadership of,
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â73
     modernization of,
181
     most-favored-nation status of,
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â76
     1949 civil war and,
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,
237
     nuclear capability of,
163
     nuclear proliferation and,
180
     political change in,
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â78,
179
     pro-democracy movement in,
179
     reforms in,
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â68,
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â171,
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182
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241
     Soviet border dispute with,
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     Soviet rapprochement with,
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â88
     Taiwan and,
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241
     U.S. relationship with,
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â66,
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â70,
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â74,
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â179,
182
     U.S. trade surplus with,
176
     world economy and,
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â68
China, Republic of,
see
Taiwan
Churchill, Winston,
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Clausewitz, Carl von,
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cold war,
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â14,
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     course of,
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     demise of,
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â15,
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â10
     West Germany and,
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â20
communism,
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â70,
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     August coup and,
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â31,
70
â71
     in Cuba,
259
     end of history and,
21
     free-market democracy and,
79
â80
     Gorbachev's loyalty to,
43
â44,
53
â55,
63
â64,
95
â96
     Islamic opposition to,
198
     nationalism and,
55
â59
     Soviet, collapse of,
122
â24
Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE),
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â28,
210
Congo,
17
Congress, U.S.,
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286
â87
Congress of People's Deputies, Soviet,
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70
Constitution, U.S.,
56
Constitutional Democrats,
72
Conventional Forces in Europe treaty (CFE),
27
,
83
â84,
212
Convention for the Limitation of the Spread of Missile Technology,
213
Council of Mutual Economic Assistance,
115
coup (August 1991),
see
August coup
     Soviet aid to,
17
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52
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93
     U.S. relations with,
259
Cultural Revolution,
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168
â69
Czechoslovakia,
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19
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â91,
115
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127
â29,
130
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134
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debt-for-equity swaps,
269
debt relief,
269
Defense Intelligence Agency,
93
deficit, federal,
286
democracy,
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â34,
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70
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     in Eastern Europe,
118
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â2
     in Latin America,
248
â50
     in Soviet Union,
301
â2
     in underdeveloped world,
247
â51
Democracy in America
(Tocqueville),
289
Democracy Wall,
168
Democratic Party, U.S.,
273
Democratic party of Russian Communists,
72
democratic socialism,
102
â4
Democratic Union,
72
     economic reforms of,
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â67,
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â71,
175
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182
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241
De Soto, Hernando,
262
Dominican Republic,
264
â65
Dostoyevsky, Fyodor M.,
302
Dulles, John Foster,
221
Economist, The
,
283
â84
education,
242
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â86,
292
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298
Egypt,
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â207,
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â22,
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Eisenhower Doctrine,
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end of history, myth of,
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â23
Enemy of the People
(Ibsen),
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â59
entitlement programs,
287
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290
â91
Eritrean Liberation Front,
250
Ethiopia,
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250
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Europe, Eastern,
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     decline of communism in,
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     democracy in,
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â2
     economic transformation of,
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â134
     ethnic conflicts in,
134
â36
     Gorbachev and economy of,
90
â91
     nationalism in,
128
â29,
134
â36
     NATO and,
127
â31
     NED and,
251
     Rapallo Treaty and,
120
     reform in,
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â15,
27
â28
     security vacuum in,
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â17
     Soviet domination of,
114
â15
     Soviet Union and economy of,
90
â91,
134
     Soviet Union and security of,
116
â17
     U.S. and,
131
â34
Europe, Western,
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126
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     Gorbachev's vision of,
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â13
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Islamic culture contrasted with,
198
â99
     Middle East and,
210
â11
     protectionism in,
122
     unification of,
121
â22,
299
     U.S. presence in,
116
â18,
124
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127
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140
â41,
144
â45
     vulnerability of,
115
â16
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development,
132
European Economic Community,
116
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119
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121
â22,
135
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141
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264
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267
     Eastern Europe and,
131
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134
     Persian Gulf War and,
126
     Turkey and,
206
Fang Lizhi,
177
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI),
93