The Kremlinologist: Llewellyn E Thompson, America's Man in Cold War Moscow

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Acknowledgments
Introduction. Llewellyn E Thompson: A Cold War Owl in the Cause of Peace
PART I: Expectations and Education
	1 The Beginning
	2 Into the World
	3 To Moscow
	4 The Siege of Moscow
	5 The Germans in Retreat
	6 Conferences
	7 The Hot War Ends and the Cold War Begins
	8 The Truman Doctrine
	9 The Birth of Covert Operations
	10 Overseas Again
PART II: Negotiations
	11 Chief of Mission
	12 The Trieste Negotiations
	13 The Austrian State Treaty Negotiations
	14 Open Skies, Closed Borders
PART III: Diplomacy
	15 Khrushchev’s Decade (1953–1964)
	16 Moscow 2
	17 Khrushchev’s First Gamble: Berlin Poker
	18 Dueling Exhibitions
	19 The Russian Is Coming
	20 U-2: The End of Détente
	21 Picking Up the Pieces
	22 Working for the New President
	23 Meeting in Vienna
	24 The Twenty-Second Congress of the Communist Party
	25 Up the Down Escalator: The Thompson-Gromyko Talks
	26 Goodbye Moscow, Hello Washington
	27 Thirteen Days in October
	28 Limited Test Ban
PART IV: Policy
	29 The Lyndon Johnson Years
	30 Strand One: Vietnam (1962–1967)
	31 Thomps on’s Vietnam
	32 Strand Two: Nonproliferation (1962–1967)
	33 Strand Three: The Road to SALT (1962–1967)
	34 Moscow 3
	35 The Six-Day War: Hotline Diplomacy
	36 Glassboro: The Summit That Wasn’t ( June 23–25, 1967)
	37 1968: A Year of Frustrated Promise
	38 “Retirement,” So to Speak
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