The Berlin Wall Crisis

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Focusing on the Berlin crises of 1958 and 1961, this volume delves into the intricate intra-alliance politics during the Cold War. It reveals how the relationships among major governments influenced their policy decisions, highlighting the strategic concerns that shaped their responses. By examining the perspectives of key players and the military headquarters involved, the book illustrates the complexities of crafting a unified Western military strategy amid rising tensions.