Stalin’s Failed Alliance
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Michael Jabara Carley
About this book
Drawing on extensive archival research, Stalin’s Failed Alliance presents an inside look at Soviet foreign policy making.
Author / Editor information
Michael Jabara Carley is a professor of history at the Université de Montréal.
Reviews
“Carley provides a deeply researched, engagingly written, and persuasively argued analysis of the Soviet government's failed attempt to forge an alliance with the Western powers to deter or defeat Nazi aggression. Based on impressive multi-archival research, he explodes the Cold War myth that Stalin preferred a deal with Hitler to an alliance with the democracies.”
Evan Mawdsley, Honorary Professorial Research Fellow, University of Glasgow :
"Michael Jabara Carley provides unique insights into the failure of the international response to Hitler’s aggressive policies of the late 1930s. His invaluable work is deeply rooted in the archives, especially those of the Russian government."
Sergei Kudryashov, Head of the Department of War Studies, Institute for Russian History, Russian Academy of Sciences :
“This is compelling research of the highest academic level. Michael Jabara Carley provides his readers with a meticulous study of a very complicated subject – international relations in the Second World War and in particular the role played by the USSR. For all students of Soviet policy, this book is a must read.”
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Frontmatter
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Contents
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Illustrations and Maps
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Acknowledgments
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Abbreviations and Acronyms
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Biographical Notes
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Chapter One. Introduction: The Way It Was
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Chapter Two. European Sidelights: Soviet Setbacks Everywhere, Spring–Summer 1936
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Chapter Three. Catastrophe: Civil War in Spain, 1936–1937
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Chapter Four. The Spectre of Rapallo: Soviet-German Relations, 1934–1937
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Chapter Five. The Broken Hinge: The Ruin of Franco-Soviet Relations, 1936–1937
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Chapter Six. Aftershocks: What to Do, June–December 1937
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Chapter Seven. Whither Romania? Intermezzo, 1936–1938
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Chapter Eight. The Czechoslovak Crisis: First Phase, January–May 1938
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Chapter Nine. The Czechoslovak Crisis: Capitulation, June–December 1938
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Chapter Ten. Despair and Hope: Fresh Efforts to Unite against Hitler, October 1938–April 1939
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Chapter Twelve. Epilogue: The Inevitable, Tragic End of Collective Security
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Notes
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Bibliography
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Index
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