The latest of the Council's annual surveys of American foreign relations is timely and comprehensive. It is a balanced account of the development of international affairs in the year of the Bulganin-Khrushchev "peace" offensive, the nationalization of the Suez Canal Company, and the subsequent dual crisis in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Includes a useful chronology.
In This Review
The United States in World Affairs, 1956
The United States in World Affairs, 1956
Harper (for the Council on Foreign Relations),
1957,
426 pp.
$6.00 Purchase
In This Review
The United States in World Affairs, 1956
The United States in World Affairs, 1956
Harper (for the Council on Foreign Relations),
1957,
426 pp.
$6.00 Purchase
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