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Yalta Conference
The three major Powers, the United States (Franklin Delano Roosevelt), Britain (Winston Churchill) and the Soviet Union (Joseph Vissarion Norwich Stalin), between February 4 and February 11, 1945. A pivotal summit on the issue of formulating a new world order in the post-war world and the distribution of power among the powers held in the Royal Palace in Yalta on the Crimean peninsula in northern Black Sea. The Yalta Conference is seen as a sign of the Cold War -
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Fidel Castro taking over
In 1956 led the Cuban revolution, overthrew the Batista regime. April 1961, proclaimed to the world Cuba's socialist revolution, transforming Cuba into a socialist country. Later, the Cuban missile crisis during the Cold War also had a great relationship with him -
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Potsdam conference
The meeting of the leaders of the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union in Potsdam, near Berlin, so the Potsdam Conference, also known as the Berlin Conference. -
Hiroshima bombing
Japan's defeat was set in the summer of 1945, but Japan's frenzied resistance in places such as Okinawa led to the death of a large number of Allied officers. It also made the world see the power of nuclear weapons and paved the way for the subsequent arms race in the Cold War between the United States and Russia -
Bombing of Nagasaki
On August 9, the U.S. military also dispatched a B-29 bomber to launch the atomic bomb codenamed "fat" to Nagasaki City, Japan. About 60% of the buildings in Nagasaki City were destroyed. On August 15, Japan announced unconditional surrender and signed the surrender on September 2. The Second World War has ended. It also made the world see the power of nuclear weapons and paved the way for the subsequent arms race in the Cold War between the United States and Russia -
Marshall Plan
The official name is the European Renaissance Project. U.S. plan to provide economic aid to the war-torn West European countries to help rebuild after World War II. It has had a profound impact on the development of European countries and the world political pattern. The program was officially launched in July 1947 and lasted for exactly four financial years. -
Molotov Plan
In order to prevent the deviation from the Soviet Union in Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union strengthened its economic ties with Eastern Europe. The general economic cooperation agreement signed with all countries in Eastern Europe to aid the economic development in Eastern Europe.The Soviet Union signed trade agreements with Eastern European countries such as Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland respectively.In order to resist and counterattack Marshall Plan.This is also a cold war move -
Truman Doctrine
The United States proposed "Truman Doctrine" Is generally recognized as a new and sharp shift in U.S. Foreign Policy. Which is considered an important symbol of the official start of the cold war. It is a typical example of big countryism after World War II -
Brussels Treaty
March 17, 1948 to be booked in Brussels, capital of Belgium.Treaty between Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Netherlands and United Kingdom .The decision to merge the major bodies of the European Coal and Steel Community, the European Atom Energy Community and the European Economic Community into collectively the European Community.In fact, the signatories to the Brussels Treaty do not have much power to withstand the possible military expansion in the Soviet Union. This is the cause of the NATO. -
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Berlin Block aid
Berlin Block aid was the first major international crisis during the Cold War era, and for the first time caused casualties. The "blockade of Berlin" refers to the international crisis caused by the blockade by the Soviet Union from the Western occupying area to West Berlin during the initial period after the Second World War. -
NATO
NATO：North Atlantic Treaty Organization. On April 4, 1949, the United States, Canada, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Portugal and Italy signed the North Atlantic Treaty. Decided to set up the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. August 24 the organization was formally established. After the establishment of Warsaw Pact. An organization that has shown its opposition to NATO appeared.The Cold War officially started. -
soviet creation of nuclear weapons
The Soviet Union broke the nuclear siege of the United States and became the second country in the world to have an atomic bomb that could be used in actual combat. ,"Tykva" (named after the first atomic bomb of the Soviet Union) succeeded in the atmosphere. The main arms race between the Soviet Union and the United States during the Cold War was the storage of their own nuclear weapons -
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Korean War
North Korea won the tacit approval of the Soviet Union, attacked South Korea without declaring war, and a three-year Korean war broke out. On July 7, the UN Security Council passed Resolution No. 84, sending UN troops to support South Korea in defending North Korea's offensive. On October 25, the Chinese People's Volunteers requested North Korea's request to go to the DPRK. This also deepens hatred between the United States and the Soviet Union and thus promotes the Cold War. -
Stalin's Death
Stalin died. Over time, there have been many versions of Stalin's cause of death, but many people tend to be basically the same opinion. Stalin's death was not completely natural death, but artificially led to or delayed treatment-induced death. -
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Warsaw pact
After West Germany joined NATO in 1955, the countries of the European socialist camp signed the "Warsaw Pact". Also known as the Soviet Union's treaty. The treaty was drafted by former Soviet leader Khrushchov and signed in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, on May 14, 1955. NATO and Warsaw Pact two major international organizations set up on behalf of the two sides in the form of Cold War military confrontation officially began. -
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Vietnam War
The Vietnam War refers to the important local war that took place during the Cold War from 1955 to 1975 . The essence of the war in Vietnam is that the South Vietnam supported by the capitalist camp states such as the United States is fighting against the North Vietnam supported by the socialist camp states such as the Soviet Union and China. This is also one of the battles between the Soviet Union and the United States in the Cold War, which in turn promotes the Cold War -
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Hungarian Revolution
The Hungarian revolution was an armed riot caused by the peaceful march in Hungary. The incident was subdued under two military interventions by the Soviet Union. Altogether, about 2,700 Hungarians were killed. -
NORAD
NORAD:North American Aerospace Defense Command. Which is a military organization composed of the United States and Canada. This organization was originally established in response to the threat posed by the former Soviet bombers in the cold war era and was gradually developed into a perfect cooperative organization. -
Bay of pigs
Cubans who fled to the United States with the assistance of the CIA are at Pig Bay on the southwestern coast of Cuba. A failed invasion of the Cuban revolutionary government led by Fidel Castro. The Pig Bay incident marked the first peak of the U.S. anti-Cuban operation. International coordinates of the incident in the Bay of Pigs, mainly from the contention of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union -
creation of the berlin wall
The official name is the anti-fascist defensive wall. Is the border system of the Democratic Republic of Germany on its own territory that surrounds the West Berlin border with the aim of preventing the free movement of personnel between Democratic Germany and West Berlin, to which the Federal Republic of Germany belongs. The Berlin Wall is a symbol of Germany's split and an important symbol of the Cold War. -
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End of cuban missile crisis
In 1962, a crisis in the Cuban missile that shocked the world occurred in the Caribbean. It was caused by the deployment by the United States in 1959 of medium-range ballistic missile Raytheon missiles and Jupiter missiles in Italy and Turkey. The former Soviet Union deployed missiles in Cuba in order to regain its strategic disadvantage. So far, the Cuban missile crisis is still considered to be the most dangerous moment of human existence. This is also the biggest crisis during the Cold War -
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Czechoslovakia revolution
Dubcek, the first secretary of the Central Committee of the Czechoslovak Communist Party, launched a political restructuring called "Spring of Prague."However, in the view of the Soviet Union, this move is out of the control of the Soviet Union. In order to implement a unified "Soviet system," Su decided to arm him with armed intervention.This is the Soviet Union's move to safeguard the unification of its own alliance during the Cold War. It also shows the Soviet Union's distrust of the alliance -
Nuclear Arms treaties
On July 1, 1968, they opened for signature in Washington, Moscow and London respectively. At that time, 59 countries signed up for the contract. As of January 2003, there are 186 Contracting States to the Treaty. Due to the decision of the Soviet Union and the United States in the cold war to find the devastating nuclear weapons in the arms race -
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Afghanistan/soviet war
The 10-year war led by the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.The invasion was considered a major failure of the Soviet foreign policy.After the founding of the Republic of Afghanistan in1973 the Soviet Union supported radical parties such as the Afghan People's Democratic Party and stepped up its economic dependence on the Soviet Union against the Pakistani government,and opposed Pakistan,which is closely related to ChinaThis caused a lack of trust between China and the Soviet Union in the Cold War -
Berlin Wall falling
Democrat German government announced that citizens were allowed to apply to visit the Federal Republic of Germany and West Berlin, the Berlin Wall was forced to open. In June 1990, the democratic German government officially decided to dismantle the Berlin Wall. The collapse of the Berlin Wall is actually a failure of the East German regime. It means the end of the cold war -
End of the Cold War
Gorbachev signed his last presidential decree: resign as supreme commander of the armed forces, transfer control of the armed forces and the "nuclear button" to Yeltsin. At 19:00, in the presidential office, Gorbachev faced the camera and delivered a speech to the entire nation and the rest of the world resigning from the presidency of the Soviet Union. This also proclaims the end of the cold war.
