Table of Contents
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Book Overview
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Chapter 1
Britain and the Origins of the Religious Cold War, 1944–47
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Chapter 2
‘Journey into a Desert’: British Perceptions of Poland’s Western Territories, 1945–48
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Chapter 3
British Propaganda and Countering Illegal Immigration into Palestine: The President Warfield or Exodus 1947
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Chapter 4
Britain, the United States and the Issue of ‘Limited War’ with China, 1950–54
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Chapter 5
‘To Stay or to Walk’: The British and the Defence of Domestic Jurisdiction at the United Nations, 1950–56
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Chapter 6
‘A Cardinal Point of Our World Strategy’: The Foreign Office and the Normalisation of Relations with Japan, 1952–63
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Chapter 7
Anglo-American Diplomacy and the Congo Crisis, 1960–63: The not so Special Relationship
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Chapter 8
The US Embassy in London and Britain’s Withdrawal from East of Suez, 1961–69
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Chapter 9
‘We Were always Realistic’: The Heath Government, the European Community and the Cold War in the Mediterranean, June 1970–February 1974
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Chapter 10
‘At The Top Table’: British Elites’ Perceptions of the UK’s International Position, 1950–91
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Chapter 11
The British Embassy in Washington and Anglo-American Relations during the Blair Governments, 1997–2007
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Chapter 12
Beyond the Horizon
Attention for Chapter 9:
‘We Were always Realistic’: The Heath Government, the European Community and the Cold War in the Mediterranean, June 1970–February 1974