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Sep 24, 2020 2 min

Bonus: Choosing partners

from The Secret Struggle for Cold War Dominance Hosted by Katarina Urban Richterova

In Episode 5 we spoke a lot about the newly independent Tanzania, one of the biggest “shoppers” for assistance and allies making friends of the Soviet Union, Great Britain, Czechoslovakia, Israel, the GDR, China and even Canada. A strange mix that should have helped Tanzania (or in fact Tanganyika) preserve its non-aligned status in the Cold war era. In this bonus Dr. Thomas Maguire explains what kind of a presence Britain wanted to maintain in Tanganyika and whether it succeeded and what the archives suggest Tanganyika’s Prime Minister Julius Nyerere told the US ambassador about the kind of military he needs. photo: Last Report of MI5 Security Liaison Officer Ronnie Jacobsen, April 1964, DO185-49, TNA The Secret Struggle won a Lovie Award and we are officially the Best Podcast in Science and Education in Europe! If you like our podcast and the work that we do – support us, so that we can do even more! One way to do so is through Patreon.com – under the name The Secret Struggle for Cold War Dominance. Thanks!

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