Soviet-U.S. Relations : the End of the Cold War, 1985-1991

"This rare collection documents every formal exchange between U.S., Soviet, and Russian presidents from 1985-1991, leading to the peaceful ending of the Cold War. Summit transcripts and private correspondence from both Soviet and U.S. sources provide an intimate view of the bonds that developed between leaders and offer a window into superpower discussions on arms control, German reunification, regional conflicts, and human rights. Memoranda from presidential aides and intelligence analyses on a wide range of topics supplement the collection."--|cProvided by publisher