Thread: Books about the Cold War turning hot?
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Old 07-30-2013, 10:27 AM   #17
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Larry Bond's Cauldron (1997) was an interesting spin on a conventional European war, with France/a reunited Germany/Russia in a war against the U.S./U.K./Poland/Czechslovakia/Hungary - It seemed plausible at the time - and still seems plausible
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