Opinion | Foreign Affairs; Now a Word From X - The New York Times
May 2, 1998 · Thomas Friedman Op-Ed column on interview with George Kennan, architect of America's successful containment of Soviet Union; quotes 94-year-old Kennan's warning that NATO expansion is bound to...
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‘George F. Kennan’ by John Lewis Gaddis - The New York Times
Nov 23, 2011 · In “George F. Kennan: An American Life,” the cold war historian John Lewis Gaddis reveals the author of the “containment” doctrine, which governed United States foreign policy for a half ...
‘George F. Kennan’ - The New York Times
Nov 25, 2011 · Henry A. Kissinger, in his review of John Lewis Gaddis’s biography “George F. Kennan” (Nov. 13), rightly celebrates Kennan’s formulation of the concept of containment in dealing with Stalin’s...
George Kennan Obituary (2005) - New York, NY - New York Times - Legacy.com
Mar 23, 2005 · The Council on Foreign Relations and Foreign Affairs magazine mourn the passing of George Kennan, author of the doctrine of containment and one of the most important articles in the history...
George Kennan, loser - New Statesman
Aug 10, 2023 · George Kennan’s name once loomed large in the American imagination. He was the first and, for many, the epitome of the “wise man”, the foreign policy sage who seeks to change the world with words.
Letter: Kennan did not mince his words on Nato expansion - Financial Times
Dec 16, 2021 · As Ukrainians express dismay at Germany’s refusal to sell them weapons (“Ukraine blames Germany for ‘blocking’ Nato weapons supply”, Report, December 13), I’m reminded of a 1997 New York...
Kennan: The Fallible Prophet We Need | The Russell Kirk Center
Nov 5, 2023 · In his new book George Kennan for Our Time, Congdon views Kennan as a “guide” whose wisdom and prudence can bring America back from the edge of international and domestic abyss.
George Kennan On the Fate of the Soviet Union and NATO …
It is hard to explain why George Kennan's voice was heard and proved right when he wrote the Long Telegram in 1946 and helped shape the post-World War II world, and then was left almost unnoticed when he wrote a short letter in the New York Times after the fall of the Soviets (just as he predicted) at the end of the Cold War.
Reconsiderations: The Question of Containment - Foreign Affairs
Jan 1, 1978 · On March 15, 1948, Kennan warned Secretary of State George C. Marshall that a Russian invasion of Western Europe might be imminent. While he had previously supposed that the Soviets would avoid a "military contest" with the United States, the recent coup in Czechoslovakia had led him to revise that estimate.