Spiritual weapons : the Cold War and the forging of an American national religion

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Spiritual weapons : the Cold War and the forging of an American national religion

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the Cold War and the forging of an American national religion

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T. Jeremy Gunn

Language

eng

Summary

While some may argue that religion has & continues to influence U.S. foreign policy, others would argue that foreign policy has significantly influenced an American National Religion after 1947. Here, Gunn shows that in the wake of World War II, Americans quickly returned to their traditional peacetime suspicion of the military & engaged in disputes over capitalism. When Churchill delivered his Iron Curtain speech in 1946, the American press & American politicians panned it. Only one year later, the United States began to identify itself in reaction to the Soviet Union & its growing power and

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MiAaPQ

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201/.72097309045

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illustrations

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index present

LC call number

BL2525

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.G86 2009

Literary form

non fiction

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dictionaries
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