Tuesday, February 5, 2019
The Cold War :: History, USSR, The Space Race
Imagine a world where everyone has nothing, this was the USSR during the frore warfare. The Cold War was a 40 yearlong war between the regular army and the USSR. The US and the USSR never had any direct contact, barely what they did do was fork up bleeds. These races were the Nuclear Arms race and the Space race. The Nuclear Arms race was not so much an arms race as it was a defense race. This is because with both sides have nuclear bombs, both of them would have decorous bomb power to retaliate (Hart 440) The Space Race was, as the sh place out says, a race to see who could get up in dummy first. Amazingly nuclear arms helped fuel man to get up in space.The Cold War was a war between the USSR and the US. eventide though they never fought directly there were many wars between commonwealth and communism. Most of the wars between 1950-1990 were part of the Cold War (BrianPOP). For example, the Korean War (1950-1953) and the Vietnam involvement (1955-1975) are two well-know n wars that happened because of communism. (Wikipedia). The Korean War was a war fought between North and South Korea. North Korea was Communist and Soviet backed, while South Korea was part of the UN (Dolan 9). Like the Korean War the Vietnam Conflict was a war fought between North and South Vietnam. Also same(p) the Korean War the South was democratic while the north was communist (Wikipedia). Some of the wars fought between Communism and Democracy happened in a little scale. For example, in Germany 1938, the Soviet Union limited transport into the city of Berlin. Germany at this time was split into two sections, Democratic and Communism. The French, British, and America controlled the West, while Russia controlled the east (HowStuffWorks). The city of Berlin was divided between the two sections, East and West Berlin. In 1938, Stalin stopped transport into the city by putting up blockades, city block all roads and railroads that led out of the city (Hart 438). Stalin was doing this to starve out the Allies so they would get out of the city. The Allies didnt move, but what they did do was fly planes into the city of Berlin and dropped off food and supplies (Hart 438). Ten months subsequently Stalin gave up on the blockade and took it down (Hart 438). During the Cold War, Berlin was hit once more by the influences of Stalin.
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