Religion and the Cold War

Chapter 1 Religion and the Cold War — An Introduction

Chapter 2 Domestic and Foreign Policy Considerations and the Origins of Post-war Soviet Church-State Relations, 1941–6

Chapter 4 Pope Pius XII and the Cold War: The Post-war Confrontation between Catholicism and Communism

Chapter 5 The Lonely Cold War of Pope Pius XII

Chapter 6 Harry Truman’s Religious Legacy: The Holy Alliance, Containment and the Cold War

Chapter 7 The Vatican, Italy and the Cold War

Chapter 8 The United States and the Vatican in Yugoslavia, 1945–50

Chapter 9 Cold War on High and Unity from Below: The French Communist Party and the Catholic Church in the Early Years of the Gaullist Fifth Republic

Chapter 10 Between War and Peace: Politics, Religion and Human Rights in Early Cold War Canada, 1945–50

Chapter 11 The Clergy, the Cold War and the Mission of the Local Church; England ca. 1945–60

Chapter 12 The Rehabilitation of Martin Luther in the GDR; or, Why Thomas Müntzer Failed to Stabilise the Moorings of Socialist Ideology

Chapter 13 ‘Martyrs, Miracles and Martians’: Religion and Cold War Cinematic Propaganda in the 1950s