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Hip Figures
A Literary History o the Democratic Party 
Michael F. Szalay 
“Thi d d igiu k giv u th hiptr’ rcickgrud, ut   crucigimp it hw cuturpitic mttr t pitic i thwightit d mt trightr-wrd .”
—Bruce Robbins,Columbia University 
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352 pp., 20129780804776356 Paper $24.95
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9780804776349 Cloth $80.00
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 Table o ConTenTs
Uitd stt ..........................2-4eurp ........................................5-7lti amric ......................8-11ai ..........................................12-13Cd Wr Hitry.....................12Midd et ........................14-16Cutur dItctu Hitry .................17strd studii Jwih Hitryd Cutur ..........................18-19ordrig .........................................7exm Cpy Picy ..................11
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Henry Ford’sWar on Jews andthe Legal BattleAgainst HateSpeech
Victoria Saker Woeste
Henry Ford is remembered inAmerican lore as the ultimateentrepreneur—the man whoinvented assembly-line manu-acturing and made automobilesaordable. Largely orgotten ishis side career as a publisher o antisemitic propaganda. Tis isthe story o Ford’s ownership o the
Dearborn Independent 
, hisinvolvement in the deamatory articles it ran, and the two Jewishlawyers, Aaron Sapiro and LouisMarshall, who each tried to stopFord’s war.
“Victri skr Wt giv ugrt curtrm drm dcptur  imprtt hitricmmt. Thi wi  th di-tiv wrk  Hry rd d hicrtti y amric Jw.
—Richard S. Levy,University o Illinois at Chicago
448 pp., 29 illustrations, 20129780804772341 Cloth $55.00
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Divided ogether
Te United States andthe Soviet Union inthe United Nations,1945–1965
Ilya V. Gaiduk 
Divided ogether 
studies US andSoviet policy toward the UnitedNations during the rst twodecades o the Cold War. It shedsnew light on a series o key epi-sodes, beginning with the prehis-tory o the UN, an institution thataimed to keep the Cold War cold.Gaiduk employs previously secretSoviet les on UN policy, greatly expanding the evidentiary basisor studying the world organiza-tion. His analysis o Soviet andUS tactics and behavior, coveringa series o international contro- versies over security and crisisresolution, reveals how the rivalstried to use the UN to gain lever-age over each other during theinstitution’s critical early years.
“Thi vum pick up  miirthrd ythiz thm, m-ih thm with xct m-tri rm svit urc, dprt thm cry.
—Mel Leer,University o Virginia
Cold War International History ProjectCopublished with the Woodrow WilsonCenter Press
288 pp., 20129780804782920 Cloth $60.00
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Cover illustration: From a series of anonymous xylographs depicting theearly stages of the November Uprisingin Warsaw. Wikimedia Commons.
 
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Emma Goldman:A Documentary History o theAmerican Years,Volume 3
Light and Shadows,1910–1916
Edited by Candace Falk 
Emma Goldman could not haveknown that the years rom 1910to 1916 would be her most pro-lic, perhaps the most celebratedperiod in her entire lie, boththen and now. Reveling in loveand in anarchy, cushioned by atime o comparative tolerance orchallenging ideas and interest inthe new, Goldman blossomed asa political theorist, author, orator,and internationalist.Tis volume’s primary sourcesinclude a remarkable selection o letters, newspaper reportage, gov-ernment surveillance documents,essays and speeches, photographs,and lecture bills, all paired withdetailed scholarly annotation. Inaddition, the volume is preacedby a narrative and analytical es-say by Candace Falk.
“a wrk  chrhip d  r v. . . . Th cr tk i th i-trducti i rptd thrughut.”
—E. Broidy,
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Marigold
Te Lost Chance orPeace in Vietnam
James G. Hershberg
 Marigold 
presents the rstrigorously documented,in-depth story o one o theVietnam War’s last great mys-teries: the secret Polish-Italianpeace initiative, codenamed“Marigold,” that sought to endthe war, or at least to opendirect talks between Washington and Hanoi, in 1966. Teinitiative ailed, the war dragged on or another sevenyears, and this episode sank into history as an unresolvedcontroversy. Antiwar critics claimed Johnson had bungled(or, worse, deliberately sabotaged) a breakthrough by bombing Hanoi on the eve o a planned historic secretUS-North Vietnamese encounter in Warsaw. Conversely,LBJ and top aides angrily insisted there was no “missedopportunity,” Poland never had authority to arrange directtalks, and Hanoi was not ready to negotiate. Conventionalwisdom echoes the view that Washington and Hanoi wereso dug in that no real opportunity existed. Tis book usesnew evidence rom long hidden communist sources toshow that Warsaw was authorized by Hanoi to open directcontacts and that Hanoi had committed to entering talkswith Washington. It reveals LBJ’s personal role in bombingHanoi at a pivotal moment, disregarding the pleas o boththe Poles and his own senior advisors. Te historical impli-cations o missing this opportunity are immense: Washing-ton did not enter negotiations with Hanoi until more thantwo years and many thousands o lives later, and then in arless auspicious circumstances.
“Thi i  w-writt, i-dpth k t th ct   ctrvrid cvutd pc rt tht cud hv igicty trdth cur  th Vitm Wr.”
—Publisher’s Weekly
“Hrhrg h d rmrk wrk, picig tgthr th Mri-gd try rm wy vi svit dcumt, D’ordi’ jur, d umru itrviw. H h cmd c  dti it  grcu rrtiv,  imprtt wrk r Vitm-rd Cd Wr hitri.”
—Karl Helicher,
Library Journal
Cold War International History ProjectCopublished with the Woodrow Wilson Center Press
960 pp., 2012
9780804778848 Cloth $39.50
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