Davis Donald E. Books

The first Cold War

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"In The First Cold War, Donald E. Davis and Eugene P. Trani review the Wilson administration's attitudes toward Russia before, during, and after the Bolshevik seizure of power. They argue that befo...

Pervai La kholodnai La voi na

By Davis Donald E.

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Krivye zerkala

By Davis Donald E.

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"Drawing on memoirs, archives, and interviews, Davis and Trani trace American prejudice toward Russia and China by focusing on the views of influential writers and politicians over the course of th...

Distorted mirrors

By Davis Donald E.

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First Cold War

By Eugene P. Trani, Davis Donald E.

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Bridge to Somewhere

By Eugene P. Trani, Davis Donald E.

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Southern United States

By Davis Donald E., Megan Kate Nelson, Mikko Saikku, Barbara L. Allen, Craig E. Colten

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Reporter Who Knew Too Much

By Eugene P. Trani, Davis Donald E.

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Voices from the Nueva Frontera

By Davis Donald E., Jo Anne Schick, David P. Boyle, Thomas M. Deaton

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Land of Ridge and Valley

By Davis Donald E.

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