Premise: Perhaps the most acute epitaph of the Cold War was written at its birth, by Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov, who objected to U.S. demands for an open door for its industrialists throughout  We would probably live to see the day when in your own country, on switching on the radio, you would be hearing not so much your own language as one American gramophone record after [another] ...

Hypothesis: Molotov's epitaph is the best writing from the Cold War.
Relation: neutral