Britain and the Congo Crisis, 1960-63

The book delves into Britain's complex reaction to the Congo crisis post-independence, utilizing interviews and documentary evidence from Britain, Sweden, and the US. It provides new insights into British policy during this turbulent period and assesses its implications for Britain's status as a global power. Additionally, the work uncovers significant details regarding the UN's peacekeeping efforts in the Congo and offers valuable lessons for modern peacekeeping operations.