A study of Eisenhower's policies during the second Berlin Crisis.
The Soviet Berlin initiative marks an important epoch in the
history of the Cold War. In 1958, it plunged the world into a
crisis which at times evoked the danger of a global nuclear
conflict. The author studies the diplomatic relationships with the
American allies and the Soviet Union, together with the Western
allies secret military contingency plans. The comparative approach
allows the analysis to surmount the traditional barrier between
military and diplomatic history and affords insights into the
function of political and administrative institutions in the
American government's decision-making process.
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