NATO's Cold War Controversies

This chapter explores NATO's alleged role in orchestrated acts of terrorism during the Cold War, suggesting these were intended to facilitate martial law in Western Europe. It examines the strategic military planning in response to the Soviet threat, the harsh realities for front-line troops, and the complexities of adapting military strategies across varying regional conditions. The discussion also highlights the implications of deception and propaganda with respect to operations like Gladio, questioning the motives behind significant violent events.