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This 320-page hardcover collects declassified CIA assessments of the Soviet Union from the early Cold War through its collapse. Edited by Gerald K. Haines and the Center for the Study of Intelligence, it reproduces analytical memos and estimates rather than narrative history. It suits readers who want primary-source insight into how American intelligence judged Soviet intentions and capabilities. Compared with trade histories of the Cold War, it offers authenticity over synthesis, but the documents are dense and lack much editorial framing.
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This is a documentary collection of CIA analysis of the Soviet Union, covering the years 1947 to 1991. It is a nonfiction history book written in English for adult readers.
The book is a 320-page hardcover with case binding. The authors are Gerald K. Haines, the Center for the Study of Intelligence, and the Central Intelligence Agency. It was published in March 2011 as a standard edition.