Failure Of The Government's Covert Missions During The Cold War

The cold war was a war of no blood shed it was more political than anything. The government had to deploy covert missions to Russia and Germany just so that the people wouldnt over exaggerate. The cold war did have it opportunities though like new alliances. The war was a battle won by pen and government politics not a blood shed of death like WWll.

The politics of the post WWll were still under the new deal of FDR and this made it were electing someone new harder because some of the people wanted it but others didn't. The republicans were more for taking the new deal away, were as the conservative party were more for the deal. This lead to the agreement and the disagreement of the political votes for the new president. And in all of this mess with the US government, the communist Russia's leader had died "stalin" and his successor was more reasonable about communism's spread. This lead to the global powers to enact the containment. And during Eisenhower's presidency the political forces both right and left had began to stir. But they hadn't fully transformed the party system. And with all the governments power there is bound to be covert missions.
Both employed a variety of tactics, including bribes, intimidation, propaganda, and violence. As a Communist Party dictatorship, the Soviets were less accountable to their public than the Americans were to theirs. Anxious to avoid public scrutiny, the Central Intelligence Agency and other covert branches of the national security state conducted their operations in secret. U.S. covert operations included extralegal coups against revolutionary regimes in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle