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The Real Cold War
A High-Stakes Chess Match of Global Proportions
No missiles were launched and no guns were fired between the two superpowers, but The Cold War was a war nonetheless: a battle of indirect aggression, of politics, of economics and propaganda. The term "Cold War" was originally coined by presidential adviser Bernard Baruch during a 1947 congressional debate. ... , the Cold War, in fact, involved the whole world. ...
Fall of Hitler, rise of Russia
At the end of World War II in 1945, the clear-cut relationships between the Allies began to unravel. Their common enemy, Hitler, was done away with; ideologies and agendas set aside during the war were taken up again. ... With the Soviets having installed openly communist regimes in the East, the Cold War had begun.
The next five years would mark the height of the Cold War, with the Soviets and the U. ... The ensuing Korean War would last until 1953. ... cities -- the superpowers were poised at the brink of war. ... This escalating arms race would be one of the definitive aspects of the Cold War, inspiring civilian peace movements and deep fears of The Bomb.
Approximate Word count = 953
Approximate Pages = 3.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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