RUSSIA, THE WARSAW UPRISING AND THE COLD WAR
Year: 2016

In a day when there is so much interest in the origins of and responsi bility for the Cold War, it is ironic that so little attention has been given by historians to the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, the event which marked the beginning of the Cold War. Recent historians of the Cold War either ignore or say very little about the event at the Vistula. When they do comment upon it, they usually accept the official Soviet inter pretation of the Russian stance at the Vistula which allegedly made it impos