Referenced Documents
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1. Historical Context: Poland and Eastern Europe in Centuries of Conflict and a Central Front in the Cold War
2. Reagan’s Freedom Strategy and the Mounting Polish Crisis: 1980 Platform; Early NIE and NSC Meetings/Decisions—1980 to December 1981
3. The Crisis Erupts: Poland’s Martial Law; Soviet Invasion Threat and Reagan’s Response—December 1981
4. Reagan Increases Diplomatic and Economic Pressure: NSC Discussions and Directives; Reagan Public Statements; and Freedom Speeches—1982
5. A Major U.S. Public Diplomacy Publication on Poland and Four Communist Myths—1982
6. Reagan Continues to Step Up the Pressure—Decisions; Speeches; Public Diplomacy; and Turning Points—1983 to 1987
7. Beyond Poland: Helsinki Accords; Eastern European Freedom; and the Special Case of the Baltics—1985 to 1989
8. The Path to Freedom in Poland; Eastern Europe; and the Soviet Union in Reagan’s Last Year and Beyond—1988 to 1991