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    Event that led to the Cold War There were many events that took place after World War 2 that set in motion the Cold War and continued creating tension. Many of these events involved many countries and/ or their support either financially or with military personal. The main focus of the Yalta conference was to plan the post war world. In other words‚ Roosevelt‚ Churchill‚ and Stalin met and planned what they would like to happen after the war was over. Germany invaded Poland‚ their government

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    The Berlin Wall was built in 1961 to reinforce the split in the city of Berlin. At the time‚ Berlin City was split not only physically‚ but also economically and culturally. The Wall was built by East German workers and troops‚ and it symbolized the Democratic Republic of Germany’s political and cultural divide brought about by the domination of the world’s two superpowers on both sides of the wall. The United States of America and the Soviet Union had interests in Germany. The German split began

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    How far do you agree with the view that superpower misjudgements account for the development of the Cold War in the years 1945-1948? It is reasonable to suggest that it was indeed superpower misjudgements that led to developments in the Cold War in the the years 1945-1948‚ as it is suggested in both source 7 and source 8‚ however other factors may be more prominent than the misjudgements of the superpowers‚ such as the legacy left by World War 2‚ as it is suggested in source 9. The suggestion of

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    What is The Berlin Wall? On August 13th‚ 1961‚ the communist government of the German Democratic Republic also known for East Germany‚ began to build a wired and concrete wall known as the Antifascistischer Schutzwall (Anti-Fascist Protection Wall) (anti fascists is a anti governmental system led by a dictator having complete power‚ criticism‚ and emphasizing an aggressive nationalism and often racism.) right between East and West Berlin. The main purpose of this construction of the Berlin Wall

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    The Westward Migration of Germany On May 8‚ 1945‚ the Red Army finally captured Berlin‚ marking the end of World War II. After the war‚ the Allied Powers split Germany into four sections: American‚ British‚ and French powers controlled the west while the Soviet Union controlled the east. As the relationship between the Soviet Union and Western allied powers became increasingly hostile‚ the cooperative atmosphere in Germany turned competitive and aggressive. Also‚ living conditions in West Germany

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    There were many factors that contributed to its beginning including; the increased membership in the “Communist Party of the United States” during the late 1930’s and early 1940’s along with Soviets establishing communist regimes across Central and Eastern Europe. Later USA was concerned with Soviet espionage inside government institutions‚ and at the same time politicians were slowing down social reforms or criticizing President’s arguing they had been influenced by communism.(R) This practice of making

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    freedom to think‚ speak‚ write‚ travel‚ express their opinion. Moreover‚ two decades after the Berlin Wall fell‚ the spread of democracy has stalled. Between 1988 and 1990‚ as the Cold War was winding down‚ prodemocracy protests erupted far from Eastern Europe‚ overturning dictatorships in countries as different as Indonesia‚ South Korea‚ Taiwan and Chile. After the Soviet disintegration‚ even Russia emerged as a credible candidate for democratic reform.  The destruction of the Berlin Wall in

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    Causes of the Cold War Ideological differences - Stalin vs Truman The US President Roosevelt died in 1945. He was replaced by Truman who was strongly anti-Communist and‚ as the war came to an end‚ the relationship between America and Russia fell apart. But this was not the only cause of trouble. Historians believed that the wartime alliance between the Soviet Union and America was also wrecked by the huge differences between the two countries in: • Politics - America was capitalist‚ Russia

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    All the money the Eastern Berliners made was taken away and given to the USSR for war equipment while Western Berliners had supermarkets‚ malls and a lot of other appealing things so a lot of the eastern Berliners left to Western Berlin. K did not like this at all and he decided to build the Berlin Wall to keep people from crossing over. Families were divided and Eastern Berliners were imprisoned from the world for almost 30 years before it went

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    The book I had chosen to write about is The Cold War: A New History by John Lewis Gaddis and it focuses on the famous historical period of the Cold war. The Cold War: A New History enlightens the reader of the major turning points of the Cold War and new insights into all. This book was mainly written to inform readers of a period in time known as the Cold war and explain reasons‚ background and events connected with an easy way for the reader can understand. John Lewis Gaddis has three major arguments

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