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U.S. and Soviet accounts of the Reykjavik summit contrasted
Original: The U.S. and Soviet versions of Reykjavik
The National Security Archive has published the American and Soviet versions of the 1986 Reykjavik summit between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev, where the two leaders came close to agreeing on sweeping nuclear arms reductions. The declassified documents highlight how differently each side recorded and interpreted the landmark Cold War negotiations, which ultimately collapsed over missile defense but shaped later arms control.
Why now: Declassified documents offering contrasting U.S. and Soviet records of a pivotal nuclear summit draw fresh attention as nuclear arms control concerns resurface.
National Security ArchiveRonald ReaganMikhail GorbachevReykjavikSoviet Union
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