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    between Great Britain, The Soviet Union and United States fell apart. The Soviet Union was responsible for the Cold war, this is because they were trying to contain everyone in one area and wouldn’t let anyone out of Berlin, and they wouldn’t feed them or anything, so the US began delivering food by plane to them. The whole reason that the cold war erupted was because of the belief that communism would triumph the world. The United States always mistrusted The Soviet Union, even though there was an

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    The Collapse of the Soviet Union The Soviet Union was a global superpower, possessing the largest armed forces on the planet with military bases from Angola in Africa, to Vietnam in South-East Asia, to Cuba in the Americas. When Mikhail Gorbachev succeeded Konstantin Chernenko as General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in March 1985, nobody expected than in less than seven years the USSR would disintergrate into fifteen separate states. Gorbachev's

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    Stalingrad Turning Point

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    the winter sets in the Nazi army weakens. They are cold, starving, low on ammunition, and there guns were freezing. Trapped and poorly supplied the Germans waved the white flag on february 2 1943. Only 6,000 German soldiers survived that fought in stalingrad. The war ended with more than 2 million casualties. The Soviet victory at Stalingrad is a turning point in the war. It plays a key role in the ultimate downfall of the third Reich. The battle started on July 17 1942 and went till February

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    Warsaw Pact Dbq Analysis

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    Estimated Casualties” the Soviet Union lost the most military forces and civilians compared to France, Germany, and the US. This death large rate was presumably one of the leading factors toward wanting to expand their communist ideas and bring underdeveloped countries under their “communist wing”. Knowing that once they have these counties on their side they will be able to use them for their resources, the USSR knew their income rate would rise greatly. Shown in document 10 the soviet national income growth

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    The Cuban Missile Crisis was a result of the lack of communication between Soviet Russia and the United States. It ultimately came to an end after multiple compromises and fear of Mutually Assured Destruction by nuclear missiles - absolute destruction of the world due to nuclear missiles. Prior to the Cuban Missile Crisis, the CIA sponsored an invasion of Cuba led by an anti-revolutionary group which was trained by the CIA. This invasion would later be called "The Bay of Pigs Invasion" due to its

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    The Burning Competition Ever Since the rise of Communism, there has always been a tension between the United States of America and the Soviet Union. I chose the song “Burning Heart” by Survivor because of my understanding of the song, it takes the differences between the United States and the Soviet Union and reinforces the rivalry between the two nations at this time. There are many events that the song could possibly be talking about, but I chose two major events, The Miracle on Ice and The Space

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    and was another attempt to reorganize the economy. • For the first time in Soviet history, the word “Glasnost” was spelled out to the nation. • Gorbachev wanted to bring freedom to the people, ease the Party’s control over the media and release thousands of political prisoners. • This was a radical change since control of speech and suppression of any government criticism had previously been the foundation of the Soviet regime. • In 1988 the Law on Cooperatives became among the most radical economic

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    What Was The Cold War?

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    Kennan, who was stationed at the U.S. embassy in Moscow, was needed. After a deep analysis, Kennan stated that the Soviet Union should be dealt with patience and persistence and that the Soviet expansion should be “contained”. This advice of “containment” of the Soviet Union was to remain vague throughout the Cold War, and thus, possibly causing many unneeded conflicts. All over the world Communism spread its rule. Whether the United States was

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    On April 22, 1933 he put a legal law that the national flags of German would be the old Imperial red, white, and black tricolor and flown in same place with the swastika flag. These flags were to be flown together on all merchant ships, which led to a serious incident with diplomatic consequences. On the night of Friday, July 26, 1935, several hundred Communists took part

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    there were many missions, and flights that remained as remarkable achievements for the space race history. Although the Soviet Union and the United States were two nations that were rivals since the war known as the ¨cold war" they both managed to make history with some remarkable achievements. One of the greatest achievements from many during the space race was that the Soviet Union sent the first satellite into space. This was a great achievement because satellites were used a lot and were necessary

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