Titlebook: Securing Peace in Europe, 1945–62; Thoughts for the pos Beatrice Heuser (SCCR-MacArthur Foundation Fellow Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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The Neglected Flank? NATO in the Mediterranean 1949–56he Communist threat in the Mediterranean area was political rather than military, at least until the beginning of the 1960s. Moreover, the integration of Italy, and later also of Greece and Turkey, into NATO, was less the result of coherent strategic planning than of political imperatives.

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Stalin as Hitler’s Successor: Western Interpretations of the Soviet Threat these alliances, and later, to give the North Atlantic Treaty the military striking power of an integrated organisation. This reason was the Western perception of a Soviet threat. If we want to say anything about the justification and purpose of NATO and the Western European Union (WEU), it is advi

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British Policy Overseas: The ‘Third Force’ and the Origins of NATO — in Search of a New Perspectivee post-war years. Clearly regarded as a significant symbol, its exact nature and form have remained somewhat obscure, while its importance for the key British performers on the Cold War stage has increasingly been disputed by historians. Some have denied that the Third Force idea ever influenced the

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