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JFK’s Cold War Cultural Dogma — and Where It Came From

AJBlogs Posted: January 6, 2020 11:56 am

During the cultural Cold War, President John F. Kennedy delivered eloquent speeches claiming that only “free societies” fostered great creative art. But no one scanning centuries of Western literature and music could possibly believe that. Where did this Cold War dogma come from? One Nicolas Nabokov. – Joseph Horowitz

AJBlogs Published: 01.05.20

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