The book examines the Cold War's origins in the aftermath of World War II, tracing the escalating tensions through key events like the Berlin Blockade and the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Structured chronologically and thematically, it progresses from the ideological roots of the conflict to major confrontations and the eventual collapse of the Soviet Union.
Drawing upon declassified documents and scholarly analyses, the book provides a balanced account, avoiding simplistic narratives and acknowledging the complexities of this pivotal period in military history and world history.