Example sentences for: gaddis

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  • "Tito's complaints about the Soviet-Yugoslav relationship," Gaddis points out, "were no more serious than those that arose routinely between London, Paris, and Washington" over such questions as the treatment of Germany.

  • Gaddis claims, in essence, that this managerial style went beyond the difference between Western allies and Soviet satellites, even beyond the distinction between the United States' soft empire of consenting partners and Stalin's hard empire of secret police and satrapies.

  • In contrast, Gaddis writes, "American officials saw nothing strange in combining executive leadership with a careful acknowledgment of individual sovereignties.

  • The U.S. adventure in Vietnam, that most tragic of the West's Third World campaigns, falls outside Gaddis' sadly truncated survey, which ends with the Cuban missile crisis.

  • In the past, Gaddis picked a careful course between the anti-Communists who always blamed Moscow and the revisionists who thought the United States' hunger for markets and raw materials was at least as responsible for the Cold War.


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