America's Other Voice: The Story of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty

Foreword
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. A Quiet Night in Munich
2. Our Friends in the South
3. You Can’t Dream Big Enough
4. We Enter This Fight with Bare Fists
5. Contract Approved. Salazar
6. Building the Cover
7. The Stalin Era Is Coming to a Close
8. Franco Pays Off
9. Years of Transition
10. An Excess of Exuberance
11. The Implacable Struggle
	NOTES
12. The End of Jiggery-Pokery
13. The Security Blanket Begins to Unravel
14. The Patient Looks Awful, Awful Sick
15. I Shall Raise My Voice a Little
16. Not Inconsistent with Broad U.S. Foreign Policy
17. What We Need Most Is a Period of Tranquility
18. 88 Million Eastern Europeans Can’t Protest but We Can
19. External Problems Divert Attention
20. Accountability, Nexus, and Fiduciary Responsibility
	NOTES
21. The 1976 October Revolution
22. Was It Worth the Cost?
23. A Glimpse into the Future
Notes on Sources
	Chapter 1: A Quiet Night in Munich
	Chapter 2: Our Friends in the South
	Chapter 3: You Can’t Dream Big Enough
	Chapter 4: We Enter This Fight with Bare Fists
	Chapter 5: Contract Approved. Salazar
	CHAPTER 9: Years of Transition
	CHAPTER 10: An Excess of Exuberance
	Chapter 11: The Implacable Struggle
	Chapter 12: The End of Jiggery-Pokery
	Chapter 13: The Security Blanket Begins to Unravel
	Chapter 15:1 Shall Raise My Voice a Little
	Chapter 16: Not Inconsistent with Broad U.S. Foreign Policy
	CHAPTER 17: What We Need Most is a Period of Tranquility
	CHAPTER 18: 88 Million Eastern Europeans Can’t Protest but We Can
	Chapter 19: External Problems Divert Attention
	Chapter 20: Accountability, Nexus, and Fiduciary Responsibility
	Chapter 21: The 1976 October Revolution
	Chapter 22: Was It Worth the Cost?
	Chapter 23: A Glimpse into the Future
Chronology
Index