Episode 4: The Cold War: The Hungarian Uprising

from Cooper Talks · host Tobias Samuel Cooper

In this episode I look at the events in Hungary in 1956, looking at the context and issues, the reasons for reforms, the reforms and the Societ reaction. Most importantly, looking at the importnace for the wiser Cold War and how this episode finished the first oeriod of the Cold War, setting the dividing lines for the next 30 years.

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