Melvyn Leffler, author of For the Soul of Mankind, says it was Reagan’s commitment to both strength and engagement that was critical to the peaceful end of the Cold War. “And what is not terribly well known in the literature,” he tells John J. Miller, “is the degree to which Reagan reached out to Soviet leaders long before Gorbachev became the leader of the Soviet Union.”
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