Cold War: The Soviet Projects That Sound Like Conspiracies. A Complete Geopolitical History of the Conflict That Defined the Modern World
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- ISBN8902164951
- EAN9798902164951
- Date de parution28/04/2026
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille829 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRob Satterfield
Résumé
This book examines what happened when systems designed around secrecy, ideological conformity, and the demand for results couldn't admit when things went wrong. Projects continued after their justifications failed. Deaths were reclassified as acceptable outcomes. Populations were exposed, monitored, and treated as sources of data. The decisions were procedural. The documentation was routine. The outcomes were recorded in classified files that remained sealed for decades.
The programmes weren't the work of rogue actors or mad scientists.
They were normal institutional outputs, authorised at the highest levels and sustained by bureaucratic systems that made continuation easier than stopping. Inside this volume: .The cold war bunker network - rotor radar systems, regional seats of government, and underground command centres built to survive nuclear war .The royal observer corps - a nationwide system of monitoring posts designed to measure nuclear attack in real time .The hidden geography of secrecy - restricted zones, falsified maps, and the legal architecture of concealment .The collapse of the country house - death duties, war losses, and the systematic dismantling of the landed estate .The disappearance of estate communities - servants, tenant farms, and villages erased alongside the houses they served This book pulls back the curtain on that hidden history.
It doesn't simply recount battles, treaties, or speeches from powerful leaders. Instead, it brings you into the daily lives of ordinary people who dared to dream, resist, and endure. You'll read about workers striking in shipyards, students risking prison for freedom, spies who played dangerous double games, and families who carried hope across barbed borders. From the classrooms of east berlin to the candlelit protests of prague, from nuclear drills in american schools to the triumphant tearing down of the berlin wall, these stories reveal the human heartbeat of a divided world.
They were normal institutional outputs, authorised at the highest levels and sustained by bureaucratic systems that made continuation easier than stopping. Inside this volume: .The cold war bunker network - rotor radar systems, regional seats of government, and underground command centres built to survive nuclear war .The royal observer corps - a nationwide system of monitoring posts designed to measure nuclear attack in real time .The hidden geography of secrecy - restricted zones, falsified maps, and the legal architecture of concealment .The collapse of the country house - death duties, war losses, and the systematic dismantling of the landed estate .The disappearance of estate communities - servants, tenant farms, and villages erased alongside the houses they served This book pulls back the curtain on that hidden history.
It doesn't simply recount battles, treaties, or speeches from powerful leaders. Instead, it brings you into the daily lives of ordinary people who dared to dream, resist, and endure. You'll read about workers striking in shipyards, students risking prison for freedom, spies who played dangerous double games, and families who carried hope across barbed borders. From the classrooms of east berlin to the candlelit protests of prague, from nuclear drills in american schools to the triumphant tearing down of the berlin wall, these stories reveal the human heartbeat of a divided world.