The United States and the Making of Modern Greece: History and Power, 1950-1974
"[Miller's] comments are judicious, evenhanded, and based squarely on the evidence at hand. . . . An authoritative, detailed, and carefully argued chronicle. . . . The greatest strengths of this book are Miller's lucid prose and his skillful use of archival material from the United States, France, Britain, Italy, and Greece. . . . Miller's important study will set a high standard for future works. In good time,The United States and the Making of Modern Greecewill become the authoritative guide on the history of U.S.-Greek relations and modern Greek history for experts, students, and the interested public."--H-Diplo Roundtable Review"A sensitive, sympathetic, evidence-based attempt to understand and lay bare the methods by which American and Greek officials cooperated and struggled over Greece's political future in the early postwar years. . . . Illuminating."--American Historical Review"Miller's research in many international archives gives his work credibility. . . . Recommended."--Choice