Navigating Chaos: American Responses to 1993 Russian Constitutional Crisis and NATO Expansion

Often, researching historical questions can provide highly relevant insight into current international affairs. The Russian-Ukraine War is a prime example. The study of German Reunification and the agreements and statements among the stakeholders at the time can shed light on how the world arrived at a war in Ukraine more than three decades after German Reunification and the collapse of the former Soviet Union. This post introduces this research topic and outlines the research methodology to be used to answer questions about this transformative period in both American and Russian history.