For more than 20 years, scholars and pundits have been writing about the October 1973 Arab-Israeli war with one enormous handicap: the missing piece of the puzzle was what was going on in Moscow during a crisis that brought the world to the brink of confrontation and set the stage for the unravelling of detente. Here a Kremlin insider, Soviet diplomat Victor Israelyan, shines light on this crisis of the Cold War.
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