Louis Clerc Libri

Focusing on Finland's Cold War cultural diplomacy from 1945 to 1975, this book examines how cultural initiatives shaped the nation's foreign relations and political landscape. It highlights the interplay between culture and politics, the autonomy of small states during this era, and the fluidity of the East-West divide. Through this exploration, the work provides insights into Finland's unique position and strategies in navigating international relations during a complex historical period.