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A Century of History in Foreign Affairs

Ginevra Vacalebre
Contents
  • A Century of History in Foreign Affairs
  • 01 The First Crisis in Ukraine
  • 02 A New Era for the United States and China
  • 03 India’s Fight for Independence
  • 04 Hitler’s Rise to Power in Germany
  • 05 9/11 Transforms U.S. Foreign Policy
  • 06 Africa Throws Off Colonial Rule

Pivotal world events from the magazine’s first 100 years

July 28, 2022
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To mark Foreign Affairs’ centennial, we’re looking back at pivotal events that took place over the course of the magazine’s 100-year history. In the archival collections that follow, we explore how, in the pages of Foreign Affairs, leading thinkers and historical figures discussed and debated global developments as they happened—and how their ideas shaped the world today.

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