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8 years ago

Soviet Union's Strategic Neutrality Doctrine Shapes Cold War Alliances.

Journal of Cold War Studies
The USSR and Permanent Neutrality in the Cold War
Wolfgang Mueller

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The USSR's view of neutrality during the Cold War was based on political goals, not legal rules. They created a special doctrine of neutrality to bring neutral countries closer to their side. The Soviet attitude towards permanent neutrality changed over time, especially towards Austria, Finland, Sweden, and Switzerland.