Belief in statism links U S Russia and Nixon era
A 1960s critique argues Marxist influence permeates American intellectual life and aids Soviet aims. It asserts Nixon's Moscow trip and Brandt's policies reflect accommodation with Moscow, aided by West German and U.S. leaders. The piece also notes a 1.6 million U.S. stroke figure.
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Jeffrey ST. John Copley
New York
Cornell University
Clinton Rossiter
America
Moscow
Peking
Nixon
Russia
Institute For the Study of Conflict
Willy Brandt
Axel Springer
Europe
Kremlin
Germany
Brandt
West Berlin
Springer
Bonn
East Germany
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