The Cuban Missile Crisis in American Memory: Myths versus Reality (Stanford Nuclear Age Series)
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The Cuban Missile Crisis in American Memory: Myths versus Reality (Stanford Nuclear Age Series)

by Sheldon M. Stern

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Sheldon M. Stern examines the Cuban Missile Crisis through the lens of American memory, separating enduring myths from historical reality. Part of the Stanford Nuclear Age Series, this concise study considers how a defining event of the nuclear age has been understood and remembered.

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The Cuban Missile Crisis in American Memory examines how this pivotal episode has been understood and represented in the United States.

Sheldon M. Stern distinguishes between commonly held myths and historical reality.

Part of the Stanford Nuclear Age Series, the book offers a focused perspective on memory, interpretation, and one of the defining events of the nuclear age.

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