Titlebook: Britain in Global Politics Volume 1; From Gladstone to Ch Christopher Baxter (Honorary Lecturer in Intellige Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan,

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,‘A Very Internecine Policy’: Anglo-Russian Cold Wars before the Cold War,he past, one that suits its needs or tastes or that, at any rate, suggests itself as a plausible reconstruction of past occurrences. This is also relevant for the study of the post-1945 East-West conflict. The Cold War is generally seen as the key organising principle of the second half of the short

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Addressing the Past: The Foreign Office and the Vetting of Diplomatic and Ministerial Memoirs durin, as in the years between the world wars, its charting has been subject to international dispute. Hence the importance generally attached by diplomats to the keeping of full and accurate records. Hence, too, the desire of ministers and officials to exercise some degree of control over what might be

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,The Secret Intelligence Service and China: The Case of Hilaire Noulens, 1923–1932,Service (SIS) in targeting the Bolshevik threat in the Far East during the inter-war years. At the time, Noulens, finally identified by Frederick Litten in 1994 as Jakob Rudnik, was playing a central part in nurturing Communist parties across the Far East, carrying out activities for the Department

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,‘To Gamble All on a Single Throw’: Neville Chamberlain and the Strategy of the Phoney War,tory of inferior armies winning battles against superior foes supports his observation. Although Clausewitz insight about the play of chance in victory is a truism in modern strategic studies, defeat still retains some of its former stigma as an expression of divine judgement. Defeat is never just a