The Cuban Missile Crisis in American Memory: Myths versus Reality (Stanford Nuclear Age Series)
In The Cuban Missile Crisis in American Memory, Sheldon M. Stern examines how this pivotal Cold War event has been understood and remembered in the United States. By focusing on myths versus reality, the book offers a historically oriented look at public memory and the nuclear age.
About This Book
Sheldon M. Stern’s book explores the Cuban Missile Crisis through the lens of American memory.
It considers the relationship between historical reality and the myths that have shaped public understanding of the crisis.
Published as part of the Stanford Nuclear Age Series, the book addresses a defining episode of the nuclear age.
This work is suited to readers interested in modern history, political memory, and nuclear-era affairs.
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