Cold War

The term ‘Cold War’ describes the mostly non-war competition between the Soviet Union, Warsaw Pact, and its alliances and the United States, NATO, and its several alliances. Winston Churchill named the  ‘Cold War’ in a 1947 speech in Fulton, Missouri, and ended with the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991.

Soldiers inside a bunker during wartime, wearing numbered uniforms.

Memories from the time of Stalin

I am reading interviews about Soviet repression that the Russia Memorial (with assistance from Orlando Figes) gathered.Memorial, controversial in Russia (Vladimir Putin suppressed Memorial, but its archives are preserved outside the...