Unredacted: Cold War

Study the Cold War through the records and arguments it left behind. Unredacted: Cold War is a four-year course of 100 lessons, from the end of the Second World War to the Soviet Union's dissolution in 1991. It examines decisions made in Washington, Moscow, and the countries affected by both powers. Explore the Berlin blockade, nuclear competition, decolonization, covert operations, proxy wars, détente, dissent, and the end of the confrontation. Lessons distinguish documentary evidence from interpretation and link to source material and further reading where available. INSIDE THE APP - 100 lessons across 20 courses - 60 historical figures and researchers - 860 glossary terms - 20 quizzes with answer explanations - 18 documented case studies - Bookmarks, notes, and spaced-repetition review - Daily Home Screen widgets for a source-cited idea, a term, and a figure The first ten lessons are free. A single Full Access purchase unlocks the remaining 90 lessons. There is no subscription, advertising, or account requirement. Family Sharing is supported for the Full Access purchase. The lessons and other built-in study material are stored in the app for offline reading. Opening an external source link and buying or restoring Full Access require a connection. Source-idea cards are original paraphrases, not verbatim quotations.