The War of Nerves

This audiobook explores the Cold War through a psychological lens, drawing on previously untapped archives and sources to vividly depict the era’s tensions and paranoia. It examines the roles of prominent figures like Khrushchev, Kennedy, and Nixon, alongside the experiences of countless ordinary individuals affected by the conflict. By focusing on the nature of fear itself, the narrative offers a compelling perspective on a pivotal period in history that still influences the present.