Soviet Power: The Kremlin's Foreign Policy--from Brezhnev to Andropov |
Contents
The Andropov Inheritance | 3 |
The Soviet View of National Security | 15 |
The Growth of Soviet Power | 26 |
Copyright | |
14 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
administration advisors Afghanistan Africa allies American Andropov Angola Arab argued arms army Asia attack border Brezhnev capitalist Castro Central Committee China Chinese Communist party crisis Cuba Cuban Czechoslovakia decision defense détente developing diplomatic dispute East-West Eastern Europe Eastern European economic effort Egypt Ethiopia forces guerrilla Hanoi hope Ibid ideological increase influence interest intervention invasion Iran Israel issue Khrushchev Kissinger Kosygin Kremlin later Latin America major Middle East minister missiles Mlynar Moscow movement MPLA NATO negotiations Nixon nuclear Pakistan Party Congress peace Peking Poland Polish Politburo political Pravda President Reagan regime relations revolution revolutionary role Russians Sino-Soviet socialism socialist countries Somalia South Soviet foreign policy Soviet leaders Soviet leadership Soviet military Soviet Navy Soviet policy Soviet troops Soviet Union Stalin strategic superpower talks Third World threat trade treaty U.S.-Soviet United USSR Vietnam Warsaw Pact Washington weapons West Germany West's Western