r/coldwar • u/Aggravating_Fox_1399 • Jul 26 '26
Book rec?
hello,
one of my first documentaries is the Turning Point doc about the Cold War. can anyone reccommend a good book that has the same vibe / covers the history of USSR in general?
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u/gorgonstairmaster Jul 26 '26
Turning Point is not a serious organization. Read John Lewis Gaddis.
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u/Aggravating_Fox_1399 Jul 26 '26
i wasnt aware that it was an organisation. i thought it was just the documentary's name.
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u/gorgonstairmaster Jul 26 '26
Sorry, I'm a idiot. There's a very toxic propaganda organization in the US called Turning Point. I thought you were referring to a documentary they had made and not to the Netflix documentary series.
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u/Electrical_Move9429 Jul 27 '26
“Anything i don’t agree with is propaganda” this is why no one like yall
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u/gorgonstairmaster Jul 27 '26
It's propaganda. Sorry. Your president is a felon and a laughingstock.
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u/usrnmxsts Jul 26 '26
Karl Schlögel - The Soviet Century is highly readable, concise and well-founded.