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Simple text and photographs present children engaged in various activities in school, after school, and at home.

Discusses the true cost of America's victory in the Cold War against the Soviet Union, arguing that the U.S. not only expended money on warheads, foreign aid, soldiers, propaganda, and intelligence, it also paid the price in wasted time and talent in industry, science, education, trade, and the loss of pubic confidence.

Offering truly balanced coverage of all relevant political, social, diplomatic, economic, and cultural topics.