1. Détente I.Détente II.Triangulation III.Arms Control IV.Ostpolitik V.The Helsinki Process VI.The Challenge to Détente

2. I. Détente

3. II. Triangulation

4. Taiwan Strait

6. Richard M. Nixon and Mao Zedong

7. III. Arms Control

8. Leonid Brezhnev and President Richard M. Nixon

9. LandSeaAir U.S. U.S.S.R. 1,000 1,600 650 740 455 140

10. IV. Ostpolitik

11. Charles de Gaulle

12. Willy Brandt

13. V. The “Helsinki Process”

14. The Helsinki Conference

15. Helsinki Conference, 1975 Basket I -- non-interference in internal affairs -- European borders were inviolable

16. Helsinki Conference, 1975 Basket I -- non-interference in internal affairs -- European borders were inviolable Basket II -- cooperation on trade, technology -- increased cultural exchanges

17. Helsinki Conference, 1975 Basket I -- non-interference in internal affairs -- European borders were inviolable Basket II -- cooperation on trade, technology -- increased cultural exchanges Basket III -- respect for human rights -- free exchange of ideas -- free movement of peoples

18. Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE)

19. VI. The Challenge to Détente

20. Paul Nitze

21. Dick CheneyDonald Rumsfeld

22. Ronald Reagan

23. George H.W. Bush

24. Henry “Scoop” Jackson