The historiography of the U. S.-Soviet Cold War has been distorted by various forms of "revisionism" and colored by the preconceptions of those who recorded and interpreted events. Without a clear understanding of this type of intense interstate confrontation, future conflicts are liable to be subjected to similar misconceptions and misinterpretation. Today reputable analysts even see a new Cold War looming following the Ukraine Crisis and the Russian intrusion beyond its borders. Albert L. Weeks provides a lucid analysis of the Cold War as he dispels the myths that have made their way into contemporary historiography. | Myths Of The Cold War by Albert L. Weeks, Hardcover | Indigo Chapters