The Cold War's Killing Fields by Chamberlin, Paul Thomas -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Dedication Contents Introduction: A Geography of Cold War–Era Violence 1: The Iron Curtain Descends, 1945–1947 Part I: The East Asian Offensive and the Rise of Third World Communism, 1945–1954

Part II: The Indo-Asian Bloodbaths and the Fall of Third World Communism, 1964–1979

7: Making a Quagmire in Vietnam, 1961–1965 8: The Massacre of the Indonesian PKI, 1965 9: The Tet Offensive and Ussuri River Clashes, 1967–1969 10: Selective Genocide in Bangladesh, 1971 11: The India-Pakistan War, 1971 12: The Fall of Phnom Penh and Saigon, 1975–1979 13: The Cambodian Nightmare, 1975–1979

Part III: The Great Sectarian Revolt of the Late Cold War, 1975–1990

14: The Lebanese Civil War, 1975–1978 15: The Iranian Revolution, 1978–1979 16: The Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan, 1978–1979 17: The Middle East at War, 1980–1982 18: Reagan’s War for the Middle East, 1983–1987 19: “You Are Creating a Frankenstein,” 1988–1990

Conclusion Acknowledgments Notes Index Photo Section About the Author Copyright About the Publisher

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