Where to find sources on the Cold War
Primary Sources
A massive collection of resources from American history.
This is the largest library in the world and contains documents that prove very useful for modern historians.
A collection of Australian newspapers from the past.
A selection of historical sources about the causes, key events, and consequences of the war on the Korean peninsula.
The following sources explore how two alliances formed, why governments created them, and how they influenced international relations in the Cold War.
These sources trace that change from the desperate early years of the American occupation to the policy shift of the “reverse course”, and the economic lift provided by Korean War procurement.
The following sources trace the international diplomacy combined to create what became known as the Space Race.
The sources here examine several key moments in the process of ending the Cold War.
Secondary Sources
An online academic database used by universities worldwide that is a superb resource for History students. To view full articles, you will require membership.
This searches internet sites for academic articles and books. It often only provides one or two pages, but it is often enough to find quotes and bibliographical details.
Search millions of free academic articles, chapters, and theses.