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Berlin Airlift

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  • International politics

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    The Hungarian revolution expanded into a war of independence. The Imperial governor was forced to accept all 12 of their demands.
  • Berlin Airlift

    Berlin Airlift
    Cargo planes carried and delivered fuel, food and many other essential goods to the people in West Berlin for an eleven month period of the Cold War during 1948-49. The Soviet forces closed all surface accesses such as road, rail and river, and tried to isolate the British, American and French sectors of the city.
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    Berlin Airlift

    Cargo planes carried and delivered fuel, food and many other essential goods to the people in West Berlin for an eleven month period of the Cold War during 1948-49. The Soviet forces closed all surface accesses such as road, rail and river, and tried to isolate the British, American and French sectors of the city.
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    It was 9-year substitution war during the Cold war which involved the Soviet Union, assisting the Marxist-Leninist government of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. A friendship treaty with the Soviet Union and the U.S. was signed on December 5, 1978 as well as on July 3, 1979, the first instruction for secret help to the enemies of the pro-Soviet government in Kabul was signed by U.S. President Jimmy Carter.
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    The summer Olympics took place in this year in Los Angeles, California, U.S. The only other interested city was Tehran and they dropped their bid because of the Iranian political and social alterations the IOC gave Los Angeles the Games by default.
  • Espionage - Igor Gouzenko

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