In 1957, the Xinjiang Party Committee aimed to expose and eliminate so-called local nationalist deviations.

The uprising began in Hungary as a spontaneous nationwide revolt against the People's Republic of Hungary and its Soviet-imposed policies.

The crisis began with a wave of strikes across Poland and the formation of the first independent labor union in a Soviet bloc country–Solidarity.

When South Korea was awarded the 1988 Olympic Games, North Korea began an ambitious but failed effort to act as cohost.

A collection of files broadly related to NATO affairs drawn from the archives of Giulio Andreotti.

The Asian Peoples' Anti-Communist League included South Korea, the Philippines, South Vietnam, and a number of other Asian countries and territories.

Documents on Austria’s role in the dissolution of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) and German Unification

Representatives from 29 African, Asian, and Middle Eastern countries came together for the Afro-Asian Conference in Bandung, Indonesia in 1955.

Personal papers of Ben Sanders concerning the Programme for Promoting Nuclear Non-Proliferation (PPNN) and the Newsbriefs published by the PPNN.

The history of the Berlin Wall from the post-WWII divided city, to the wall's construction in 1961, through to its destruction in 1989.

The evolution of the Brazilian nuclear program from 1947 to its end in 1989.

Soviet and Ukrainian records shed light on the lead-up to the Chernobyl disaster, the days of the accident, and the aftermath thereof.

Sources on China's relations with countries in Africa during the Mao era.

Sources on China's relations with Latin America and the Caribbean during the Mao era.

South Asia was one of the most important regions in China's international relations and foreign policy.

A collection of materials documenting China's involvement in all stages of the Korean War.