Alexey Arbatov is good on the Russian perspective on nuclear weapons. But he's written papers and articles, not a book. Recent article in IISS's "Survival."
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He co-authored some books with Dvorkin, not sure about any of them on the Cold War specifically though.
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Not a work or historical scholarship but in all seriousness ESPN’s documentary account of the 1980 USSR men’s ice hockey team, and the reaction in the Soviet Union, is very very good http://www.espn.com/30for30/film/_/page/ofmiraclesandmen …
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Anything by Stephen Kotkin.
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Not "big picture" history but Svetlana Alexeivich rules.
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Pertaining to its latter stages: -- "The Struggle to Save the Soviet Economy," by Miller -- "Armageddon Averted," by Kotkin -- "The Last Empire," by Plokhy Also "A Failed Empire," by Zubok.
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Well, I like this one, but my mother wrote it, so I'm biased. https://www.amazon.ca/Russian-Quest-Peace-Democracy/dp/0739144731 …
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William Taubman’s bio of Khrushchev, and his new one on Gorbachev, are very insightful
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