International Relations Resource Centre

Maps of key regions in the history of international relations

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Cold War Europe 1945-89                Cold War Germany 1945-90           

               

The Cold War in the Far East           African Independence           

               

The Vietnam War 1965                     The Middle East        

               

The Six-Day War 1967                      Civil War in the Lebanon 1989          

               

India and Pakistan                            The Angolan Civil War 1974-76   

               

The Ogaden War 1977-78                 Afghanistan and the Persian Gulf        

               

Central America                               Libya and its neighbours        

               

Post-Cold War Europe 1995           The Break-Up of the USSR       

               

The Bosnian War                            Chechnya        

       

Central Africa