A series of ten films about the Cold War in Europe 6: A Sort of Settlement
In the summer of 1955, the Austrian State Treaty and the Geneva Summit Conference on Germany seemed to bring one phase of the Cold War to an end. Less than 18 months later, in October 1956, the Hungarian uprising brought out the realities of the situation for the West.
Introduced by John Tusa
Robert Bowie , George Kennan Bruno Kreisky , Pierre Mendes -France, Karl-Gunter von Hase
Director JOHN EIDINOW Producer HOWARD SMITH
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