Collections contain selected sets of historical documents related to a specific topic, region, or event.
Documents on the 1977-1978 conflict between Somalia and Ethiopia, also known as the Ogaden War or Ethio-Somali War.
Documents on the history of Indian nuclear development, focusing on assistance from and intervention by the Soviet Union and the United States.
The First Indochina War began as a rebellion by Việt Minh forces against the French colonial government.
Documents on intelligence and state security during the Cold War, mainly focusing on security services in Soviet bloc countries.
Consensus or dialogue between the two Koreas became extremely difficult in the 1960s.
The inter-Korean dialogue of 1971 and 1972 was an important but short-lived improvement in relations between North and South Korea.
The Carter Administration sought to revive the inter-Korean dialogue and, along with it, the spirit of detente in Korea.
Explore all of our documents on inter-Korean relations in one comprehensive collection.
This collection explores inter-Korean relations in the years immediately following the Korean War
Interkit was an organization created by the Kremlin to coordinate Soviet-bloc analysis of and policy toward China from 1967 until the mid-1980s.
Research and interviews conducted by Avner Cohen that shed new light on the development of the Israeli nuclear program.
Collection of Iraqi documents from the Conflict Records Research Center on the 1980 to 1988 Conflict also known as the First Persian Gulf War.
This collection contains Soviet documents related to Soviet-Iranian relations
A collection of documents regarding the “People’s Party of Iran” or the “Party of Masses,” Iran’s largest Communist party.
Documents on the history of Israeli nuclear development.
Whether as a partner, adversary, or enemy, Japan continued to play an important role on the Korean Peninsula even after 1945.
Documents from the United States and Soviet governments concerning the 1940 Katyn Forest Massacre.