For 10 points, identify this article advocating Containment against the Soviet Union, named for George Kennan's single letter pseudonym.
This document points to one man's discussion of the "physiognomy of society" in a work on historical materialism to assert that rulers cannot afford parting with organs of suppression. It references Mann's Buddenbrooks to describe "self-delusion," and its final form emerged following a series of debates with Charles Bohlen. The precursor to this document was created under W.A. Harriman before being synthesized with a report compiled by Clifford and Elsey. Noting that one entity's structure fundamentally prevented an accurate view of the world and that that same entity perceives a perpetual war against capitalism, it advises action that is "long-term, patient, and vigilant." Drawing from its author's previous Long Telegram, it appeared in Foreign Affairs under the title The Sources of Soviet Conduct. For 10 points, identify this article advocating Containment against the Soviet Union, named for George Kennan's single letter pseudonym.
This document points to one man's discussion of the "physiognomy of society" in a work on historical materialism to assert that rulers cannot afford parting with organs of suppression.
{X} Article (accept The {Sources of Soviet Conduct} before mentioned, be kind and prompt on “Long Telegram”)