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Teaching with Primary Sources The Federation of Independent Illinois Colleges and Universities |
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Using the Library of Congress to
Advantage to Study The Cold War Jessica Schmidly, Jackie Roth, Holly Martin, Sara Melton, Jacqueline Kelly |
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Browse
the pictures, documents, audio files, videos and maps below to better
understand the Cold War and its players. Keep an eye out for key leaders and
important actions they take. Click
on the images below to see pictures from Cold War events and people.
Click
on the links below to take you to important documents seen during the Cold
War. Telegram from Stalin to Truman Letter from Kruschev to Kennedy Government files on results of taking action in Cuba CIA memo on Cuban missile crisis Click
on the links below to take you to important websites containing information
about the Cold War and its after-effects. Transcript of interview with Ambassador Robert Ellsworth Exhibit about Winston Churchill Presentation on Cold War cartoonist Edmund Valtman Information on Sputnik and the space race (Be sure to check out the links at the bottom of the site to hear Sputnik’s “beeps”) Click
on the links below to take you to video and audio files containing
information about the Cold War. Empires Emerging from the Cold War Winston Churchill and Harry Truman Audio clips of John F. Kennedy during the Cuban Missile Crisis (Recommended by the LOC) Effects of a nuclear war (Video is in middle of page and is titled “Nobody Wins a Nuclear War”) |
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