-Yergin- transition from ww2 saw end of mutual promises (yalta axioms
replaced by riga)- paved way for new outlook by usmastny(3/4)
-leffler-both to blame for yalta (8/9), polish questin yergin:soviet compromise.potsdam -agreed terms at yalta: no one to blame it was a trade off- polis border for no reparations.(9)- mastny- uusr at fault- us only to blame for not ENOUGH action -both violated the terms (10) ussr not leave ,neither did us- French made things worse. Also no violation, sphere fo influence had bee agreed on- us later simply tried to manipulate situation- both expanded- sclesinger us expansion was in response to societ expansion- an attempt to uphold the American legal and moral traditions(15) mastny (5)- successful in yugo,cech, had to be stopped, %deal (5/6) -schleching also argues thar Tehran last point of collabiratio- west shocked by warsaw(16) -williams- rev- tragedy of American diplomacy -lafeber -yergin puts forward the new post revisionist argument- long telegram shaped national view of ussr(12) -atomic bomb- sherwin-revisionist- symbolize roosevelts skeptesism and post war prospects of survival pf the grand alliance secret manhattan project since 1941- not shared with ussr- creates distance and suspicion (the quick manufacturing of a bomb in ussr shows that they had spys tooknew all- knew us did nt trust Bernstein- (14)interpretation- orthodox saw as necessary- it wasnt- just needed to justify its use to the public!. Us had other options., military very involved and very supportive of the decision- they would have known about Japanese surrender and the effects of the bomb =Sherwin traditionalist argues that bomb propelled cooperation- created long lasting peace- revisionist argue not necessary froo peace and it did not creat peace cuz created climate of proxy war from 1945-89 -Yergin-(19) Czech alliance 1947- both to blame -Galddis- (19) European intervention to blame-overlooked complexity -russette(3) hitler wasnt a serious threat shouldve have given aid instead. - complexity behind the action of the cold war.- gladdis(20/21)