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Presents A Reassessment Of Europe In The Cold War Period, 1945-91. This Book Shows That Relations Between East And West Were Based Not Only On Confrontation And Mutual Distrust, But Also On Collaboration. It Reveals That There Is In Fact Considerable Interaction And Exchange Between States, Enterprises, Associations, Organisations And Individuals. Isbn 13: 978-0-203-84138-9 (ebk) -- Isbn 10: 0-203-84138-7 (ebk). Introduction: The Cold War From A New Perspective / Sari Autio-sarasmo And Katalin Miklóssy -- The Soviet Union's Acquisition Of Western Technology After Stalin: Some Thoughts On People And Connections / Philip Hanson -- Economic Interest In Soviet Post-war Policy On Finland / Tatiana Androsova -- Cocom And Neutrality: Western Export Control Policies, Finland And The Cold War, 1949-1958 / Niklas Jensen-eriksen -- Knowledge Through The Iron Curtain: Soviet Scientific-technical Cooperation With Finland And West Germany / Sari Autio-sarasmo -- Learning From The French: The Modernisation Of Soviet Winemaking, 1956-1961 / Jeremy Smith -- Soft Contacts Through The Iron Curtain / Riikka Nisonen-trinka -- Internal Transfer Of Cybernetics And Informality In The Soviet Union: The Case Of Lithuania / Egle Rindzeviciute -- New Advantages Of Old Kinship Ties: Finnish-hungarian Interactions In The 1970s / Katalin Miklóssy -- Soviet Women, Cultural Exchange And The Women's International Democratic Federation / Melanie Ilic -- Overcoming Cold War Boundaries At The World Youth Festivals / Pia Koivunen -- Room To Manoeuvre?: National Interests And Coalition-building In The Cmea, 1969-1974 / Suvi Kansikas. Edited By Sari Autio-sarasmo And Katalin Miklóssy. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.