Vladislav Zubok on What the Cold War Actually Was
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Hello, and welcome to another episode of the Odd Lots podcast. I'm Jill Wiesenthal. And
I'm Tracy Alloway.
Tracy, you know we did that episode with Arthur Kroeber recently, and one of the questions that came up is whether, you know, you could characterize The US and China as being in a new Cold War. Right. But, of course, that raises the question of what was the Cold War in the place? Sorta hard to answer are we in a new Cold War if you actually don't know what the original one was. Joe,
I can see through this intro already. You're trying to link it to a previous podcast, but I know you've been reading the history books. That's what this is. You read another history book. You wanna talk about the Cold War.
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