grasping at straws (1 Viewer)

[jesterofenglish]

Hey,

I am finding it most difficult to find historians saying stuff on nuclear protest movements, do you think its ok if I quote from:

Fitzgerald, J. (1995) The Cold War and Beyond: US Relations with Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia

Or if you know any historians who have opinions on the success of nuclear protests in the '50s, 60s, and 70s, slap 'em, 'cos I'm grasping at straws here . . .

 

[MissSavage29]

um i dont know where this fits in with CW... i'm sure it does but i have major CW overload at the moment...

anyway getting to the question u can quote Fitzgerald yes - modern historian so do not fear...

other historians u can look at McCauley - um he wrote a book on the CW who's title has left my mind for a sec... i think its called CW or something like that

and Gaddis - revisionist Cold War historian - havent' seen that specifically but he says alot about everything in the CW period so very much likely to be in there somewhere...

otherwise have a look at the modern history sourcebook on the net (just type that in ur search engine) and u should find some primary evidence on it