The Cuban Missile Crisis by Nathaniel Harris

The Cuban Missile Crisis by Nathaniel Harris

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Summary

Provides an insight into the Cuban Missile Crisis, using newspapers as primary source material. This book puts each article in historical context and explains the causes and significance of what happened with the benefit of hindsight.

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The Cuban Missile Crisis by Nathaniel Harris

This book looks at the Cuban Missile Crisis through what the newspapers of that time reported. It uses a range of contemporary articles, including those from American newspapers, to allow the reader to see how the Crisis was perceived at that time. Context setting text puts each article in historical context and explains the causes and significance of what happened with the benefit of hindsight. Evaluation boxes critically evaluate the articles as pieces of historical evidence for understanding the Cuban Missile Crisis and also look at how the same event can be reported in different ways.
'The evaluation of each newspaper report as an historical document here makes these books useful tools for early to mid-teens getting into the swing of appraising the information presented to them in a critical and objective manner' -- Evening Echo 20030201
Nathaniel Harris taught history at secondary level for many years. He is an experienced writer of history books for young people, specializing in the modern era.
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ISBN 13 9780750241823
ISBN 10 0750241829
Title The Cuban Missile Crisis
Author Nathaniel Harris
Series History Through Newspapers S
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Hachette Children's Group
Year published 2002-11-14
Number of pages 32
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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