Titlebook: Churchill, Whitehall and the Soviet Union, 1940–45; Martin H. Folly Book 2000 Martin H. Folly 2000 Britain.Churchill.communism.Russia.Sovi

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,‘Let us expect nothing good from the Soviet’,on. The Nazi-Soviet Pact, followed by the Soviet invasion of Finland and evidence of Soviet supply of war materials to Germany, brought all this to an end. It had anyway never been believed within the policy-making elite that such cooperation was very important for British interests, even if the vas

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,‘The New Russia’, the wartime image of the USSR has rarely been explored. Instead it is implied that the Churchill administration was naïve and ignorant about Soviet internal affairs; that its policy was based upon certain misinformed assumptions that bore no relation to reality, and were not based on solid analysis

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Wolf, Bear or Retriever Puppy?,the security axiom established in 1940–41. Three alternative Soviet foreign policies were identified. These can be summed up as first, the ‘bear’ — hostile and aggressively expansive, either from revolutionary or imperialist motivations. The second alternative was the ‘lone wolf’ — isolationist and

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,Towards Postwar Cooperation: ‘Difficult, but not Impossible’,s process is taken as starting soon after the end of the Conference, in response to Soviet actions in Romania, and then in Poland and other countries, and reaching such a stage at VE Day, 8 May, that Martin Gilbert can describe the breakdown in relations as complete.. The Soviets acted unilaterally

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Björn Egner,Michael Haus,Georgios Terizakisnternal affairs; that its policy was based upon certain misinformed assumptions that bore no relation to reality, and were not based on solid analysis. Yet Churchill himself placed this aspect in the forefront when considering why good relations with the USSR now seemed possible:

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,‘The New Russia’,nternal affairs; that its policy was based upon certain misinformed assumptions that bore no relation to reality, and were not based on solid analysis. Yet Churchill himself placed this aspect in the forefront when considering why good relations with the USSR now seemed possible: