David Coleman. Utilizing
recently released White House tapes, Coleman shows that a crisis atmosphere
still prevailed within the administration after the apparent
acquiescence of the Soviets. Kennedy and his advisors struggled with
issues of Soviet compliance with the agreement, the difficulty in coping
with a still-belligerent and supposedly dangerous Cuba, and especially
with the potential flashpoint of Berlin. Coleman has provided an excellent analysis of both short-
and long-term results of the crisis.Saturday, February 9, 2013
The Fourteenth Day: JFK and the Aftermath of the Cuban Missile Crisis: The Secret White House Tapes
David Coleman. Utilizing
recently released White House tapes, Coleman shows that a crisis atmosphere
still prevailed within the administration after the apparent
acquiescence of the Soviets. Kennedy and his advisors struggled with
issues of Soviet compliance with the agreement, the difficulty in coping
with a still-belligerent and supposedly dangerous Cuba, and especially
with the potential flashpoint of Berlin. Coleman has provided an excellent analysis of both short-
and long-term results of the crisis.
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