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INDEX

Abakumov, Viktor Semyonovich

Acheson, Dean

and atomic weapons

and Berlin

and China

and defense spending

and European unity

and Germany

and Kennan’s career

and Kennan’s lectures

and Kennan’s views on foreign affairs

and Kennan’s writings

and Korea

lectures by

and Marshall Plan

and Policy Planning Staff

Present at the Creation

as secretary of state

and Titoism

and Truman Doctrine

working style of

Adams, Brooks

Adams, Henry

Adams, John

Adams, John Quincy

Adams, Sherman

Adams, Ware

Adenauer, Konrad

Afghanistan, Soviet invasion of

Africa:

apartheid in

decolonization in

Kennans’ visit to

Air War College

Alaska

Albania

Albert Einstein Peace Prize

Alexander I, Tsar

Alliluyeva, Svetlana Iosifovna

Allison, John

Alsop, Joseph

Alsop, Stewart

American Academy of Arts and Letters

American Council on Germany

Andropov, Yuri

Anglo-Portuguese treaty (1373)

Arab-Israeli war (1967)

Arbatov, Georgi

Armacost, Michael

Arms Control and Disarmament Agency

Armstrong, Hamilton Fish

Aron, Raymond

Atlantic, The

Atlantic Charter

Atomic Energy Commission

Attlee, Clement

Augustine, Saint, Confessions

Austin, Warren

Austria:

German annexation of

postwar occupation of

social systems in

Austro-Hungarian Empire

Azores

Bad Nauheim:

Kennan’s Russian history course in

U.S. embassy personnel interned in

Bakhmeteff, Boris

Balfour, Sir John “Jock,”

Ball, George

Ball, Lucille

Barghoorn, Frederick C.

Barnes, Joseph

Barrett, Betsy

Baruch Plan

Beard, Charles, The Open Door at Home

Belgium, German invasion of

Belisarius

Bellah, Robert

Bemis, Samuel Flagg

Beneš, Eduard

Benton, William

Berlin:

allied airlift of

Bristol Hotel in

Cold War tensions over

Kennan’s diary description of

Kennan’s language studies in

Kennan’s reports from

Kennan’s temporary posting (1931) to

Kennan’s transfer (1939) to

postwar occupation of

Soviet blockade of

in wartime

Berlin, Isaiah

Berlin Olympics (1936)

Berlin Wall

Bevin, Ernest

Bidault, Georges

Billington, James

Billington, Ray

Bismarck, Gottfried von

Bismarck, Otto von

Black, Cyril

Blok, Aleksandr

Bohlen, Avis

Bohlen, Charles E. “Chip,”

as ambassador to Soviet Union

and Cold War

death of

and espionage

and Kennan’s expulsion

and Kennan’s long telegram

Kennan’s reports to

and Marshall Plan

memoirs of

in Moscow

and national security

nomination fight of

and postwar Europe

and State Department

in Washington

Bohlen-Robinson report

Böhm, Charlotte

Bonesteel, Charles “Tick” III

Borah, William

Bowie, Robert R.

Bowles, Chester

Braden, Spruille

Brassard, Father Louis Robert

Bretton Woods conference

Brezhnev, Leonid

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

Reith lectures

Brodie, Bernard

The Absolute Weapon

Brown, Neill S.

Brown, Philip M.

Bruce, David

Brussels Treaty (1948)

Bryant, Louise

Bryce, James

Brzezinski, Zbigniew

Buchwald, Art

Buffett, Warren

Bulgakov, Valentin Fedorovich

Bulganin, Nikolay

Bull, Harold

Bullitt, William C.

as ambassador to France

as ambassador to Soviet Union

Kennan’s letters to

“swan song” dispatch of

Bundy, Mary Acheson

Bundy, McGeorge

Bundy, William P. “Bill,”

Burgard, Lavere

Burlingham, C. C.

Bush, George H. W.

Bush, George W.

Butler, George

Butterfield, Herbert