Warsaw Pact Intervention in the Third World

Philip Muehlenbeck is a professorial lecturer in history at the George Washington University. He is author of Czechoslovakia in Africa, 1945-1968 and Betting on the Africans: John F. Kennedy's Courting of African Nationalist Leaders, as well as editor of several collections. Natalia Telepneva is a post-doctoral fellow at University College London and a member of the international Socialism Goes Global research project team. She completed her PhD at the London School of Economics.

Introduction
Philip E. Muehlenbeck, George Washington University & Natalia Telepneva, University College London

Czechoslovakia

Chapter 1: The Warsaw Pact and British Guiana
Jan Koura, Charles University and Robert Anthony Waters, Jr., Ohio Northern University

Chapter 2: Eastern Bloc Intelligence and the Congo Crisis, 1955–64
Natalia Telepneva, University College London

Chapter 3: Czechoslovak Assistance to Kenya & Uganda, 1962–8
Philip E. Muehlenbeck, George Washington University

Poland

Chapter 4:“I have to say that Cyrankiewicz touring Asia left a very anti-Soviet mark.” Poland, the 1957
Goodwill Tour in Asia, and the Post-October Diplomacy
Marek W. Rutkowski, National University of Singapore

Chapter 5: Lost Illusions: Communist Poland’s Involvements in Africa during the Cold War
Przemys?aw Gasztold-Se?, Institute of National Remembrance/Warsaw University

East Germany

Chapter 6: Health-Related Activities of the German Democratic Republic in West Africa during the 1960s
Iris Borowy, RWTH Aachen/Birkbeck University, London

Chapter 7: The Inter-German Cold War and the GDR’s Search for Recognition in Tanzania, 1964–72
George Roberts, University of Warwick

Romania

Chapter 8: Romania Blocks Mongolia’s Accession to the Warsaw Treaty Organization: The Roots of
Romania’s Involvement in the Sino-Soviet Dispute
Elena Dragomir, Valahia University of Târgovi?te (Romania)

Chapter 9: The Third World As Strategic Option: Romanian Relations with Developing States
Larry L. Watts, University of Bucharest

Bulgaria

Chapter 10: Bulgaria and Warsaw Pact Policy in the Developing World
Jordan Baev, Rakovski National Defense Academy, Sofia

Hungary

Chapter 11: Hungary and the Middle East, 1955-75
Csaba Békés, Corvinus University of Budapest and Dániel Vékony, Corvinus University of
Budapest

Chapter 12: Relations between Hungary and Brazil in a Latin American Framework, 1955–75
Bernadett Lehoczki, Corvinus University of Budapest