On the edge of the Cold War : American diplomats and spies in postwar Prague /
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
2012
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Postwar Czechoslovakia: the master key to Europe?
- Resurrecting Czechoslovakia from its Munich grave
- General Eisenhower declines to liberate Prague
- Spring 1945: the Americans return to the Schönborn Palace
- Ambassador Steinhardt's delayed arrival
- A chronicle of wasted opportunities
- Steinhardt encounters reality: nationalization, expulsions, and U.S. military withdrawal
- America's first warning signs: from the Štěchovice raid to the May 1946 elections
- Great expectations and lost illusions: U.S. intelligence in postwar Prague
- Passing the point of no-return: Prague withdraws from the Marshall plan
- The communists exchange popularity for absolute power
- The Schönborn Palace under siege: Americans as "spies and saboteurs."