Israeli Soviet Relations, 1953 -1967: From Confrontation to DisruptionTaylor & Francis US, 1998 - 347 sider Govrin, former Israeli diplomat in Moscow and research fellow at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, addresses the period ranging from the first severance of Israeli-Soviet relations in the last stage of Stalin's rule through their renewal, shortly after his death in 1953, to their being severed again under Brezhnev's rule in 1967. He examines the confrontation in the context of the political and ideological motivations of each country, focusing on trade, cultural relations, and emigration issues. Paper edition (unseen), $27.50. Distributed by ISBS. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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Changes in Soviet internal and foreign policy after | 24 |
Israel between East and West | 37 |
Phases in the USSRs attitude towards Israel 19531967 | 61 |
Trade relations | 97 |
Cultural and scientific relations | 111 |
Aliya emigration from the USSR and eastern Europe | 118 |
Continuity and change in Soviet policy regarding | 151 |
The national awakening of the Jews in the USSR | 169 |
Part 4 | 219 |
The USSRs policy during and after the Sinai Campaign | 240 |
Soviet proposals for the prevention of world war | 261 |
Intensification of Soviet activity in the Arab states | 276 |
The Six Day War and the breach of SovietIsraeli | 317 |
Epilogue | 326 |
| 333 | |
| 339 | |
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