| The PHP provides new scholarly perspectives on contemporary
international history by collecting, analyzing, and interpreting
formerly secret governmental documents. In response to the
declassification of NATO records and the steadily growing availability
of documents from archives in Eastern and Central Europe, PHP
as a cooperative undertaking of more than twenty partner institutes brings together leading Cold War historians, archivists, and
government officials. The findings are presented to the specialist
academic community at conferences and published both in print
and on the PHP website. For further information about the PHP, we invite you to read the project's brochure. |
Since its establishment in 1999, the project has collected thousands of pages
of material on security-related issues of the Cold War, published
a large number of online documentaries on central issues
such as mutual threat perceptions and alliance management,
and organized several major international conferences on
war planning, intelligence, and intra-bloc tensions.
Join
the Project as a partner or an associate! For further information
please contact Project Coordinator
Vojtech Mastny. |
