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Denmark During the Cold War: National Security Policy and the International Environment, 1945-1991
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| On 30 June 2005, the Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS) presented to the public the results of its five-year project on Denmark and the Cold War. Commissioned by the Danish government in 2000 and conducted by an independent group of researchers, headed by Svend Aage Christensen, the main findings are included in the comprehensive four-volume, 2,350-page publication, Danmark under den kolde krig: Den sikkerhedspolitiske situation 1945-1991 [Denmark During the Cold War: National Security Policy and the International Environment, 1945-1991]. The books are available for purchase via netboghandel.dk (for DKK 600.00), or may be downloaded free of charge from www.diis.dk/sw13004.asp. A 23-summary of the findings, as well as sample documents in Danish, English, Polish, Russian, and other languages, may be found on the DIIS website. |
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| Additional documents, most of them declassified specifically for the project from Russian, East European, West European, and North American archives, will gradually be made available on a special website, www.koldkrigsudredningen.dk (click the word "Dokumenter" in the left panel), as well as on the PHP website. The project has attracted extensive public and scholarly attention, documented on the PHP website. |
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Svend Aage Christensen, DIIS, July 2005 |
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