D. F. Fleming

Denna Frank Fleming (1893–1980) was an American revisionist historian and author who wrote The Cold War and Its Origins, about the Cold War. Joseph Stromberg called The Cold War and Its Origins "very detailed and, therefore, useful on the critical period, 1945-1947, before Stalin made his final decision to impose one-party Communist regimes throughout Eastern Europe" but that "Fleming's account suffers from his neo-Wilsonian preconceptions and his view that Stalin was significantly better than the defeated Hitler."[1]

Works

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gollark: Idea: also make it able to scan maps, regular printed books, maybe enchanted books, sort of thing.

References

  • Denna Frank Fleming Papers
    • Chronology (of his life)
  • Big Wars and Small; New York Review of Books
  • Origin of the Cold War, Review by Alan Milchman



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