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    The article discusses the historiography of the Cold War. It examines how historians' perspectives on the Cold War have changed over time, from initially seeing it as a political and ideological struggle between the United States and Soviet Union to later recognizing its complexity with intertwining causes and variable policies among nations. The author argues historians now take a more nuanced, less ideological approach focused on finding common ground and acknowledging perspectives from all sides rather than making definitive judgments.

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    Some Reflections on the Historiography of the Cold War Edward Crapol The History Teacher, Vol. 20, No.

    2. (Feb., 1987), pp. 251-262.


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