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1. Frontmatter ii
2. Contents vii
3. Figures viii
4. Tables viii
5. Preface ix
6. 1. A Backward Glance: 1916-1938 1
7. 2. The Use of Air Power in Europe, 1942 -1945 : Should the Allies HaveWon theWar in Europe in 1944? 27
8. 3. The United States and the Soviet Union, 1945-1989: The Hinge Was Poland 59
9. 4. The Death of Stalin, 1953: The Timing May Have Been Off 96
10. 5. Open Skies, 1955: A Useful Failure 137
11. 6. Eisenhower and Kennedy on Foreign Aid, 1953-1963 : The White Hats Triumph after a Fashion 188
12. 7. The Republic of Korea: My Marginal Association with a Miracle 254
13. 8. The Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson Efforts to Control Inflation, 1957-1972: Innovations Should Be Institutionalized 262
14. 9. China, 1949–:Waiting for a Democratic Revolution 279
15. 10. Vietnam and Southeast Asia: Should the Ho Chi Minh Trail Have Been Cut? 295
16. 11. The Urban Problem, 1991–: Prevention versus Damage Control 317
17. 12. Population, Modern Japan’s Fourth Challenge: The Central Problem of the Twenty-first Century 332
18. 13. The Long and Short Periods: A Possible Binding Thread 346
19. 14. Two Final Reflections: One about the Twentieth and Twenty-first Centuries, the Other about the Individual and History 354
20. Appendix A. Draft of Proposed U.S. Plan for a European Settlement: February 1946 359
21. Appendix B. The Question of East Germany Immediately after Stalin’s Death 365
22. Appendix C.Text of W.W. Rostow’s Seoul National University Speech 369
23. Appendix D. Andrews and Ortega Elementary Schools: Texas Academic Achievement Analysis, 1994 - 2001 377
24. Notes 379
25. Index 427