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Yalta Conference
A meeting between the Allies of World War 2 (namely between leaders President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and General Secretary Joseph Stalin) to decide how to reorganize a post-war Germany. -
The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima
President Truman of the United States gave the greenlight/permission for the first military use of an atomic weapon upon Hiroshima in Japan in hopes to ending the last branching conflict of the Second World War. -
The Iron Curtain
A symbolic description of an event described by Winston Churchill of the boundry dividing Europe into two separated areas. -
Concept of Marshall Plan
The concept of Marshall Plan providing econimic resources to help out areas affected by war in Western European countries. -
Marshall Plan signed into effect
President Truman signs the completed Marshall Plan. -
Berlin Airlift
Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin orders a blockade of resources to try to starve the opposing forces (French, American, and British) this results the three Western Super Powers to start the Berlin Airlift by dropping resources/food from the air. -
Red Scare
Founding/Naming of multiple American celeberties being tied and part of the Communist party. -
Signing of the Mutual Security Act
President Truman signs the Mutual Security Act which focused on supporting via military aide to "free peoples". -
Operation Hurricane
The United Kingdom tests out their atomic bomb in Operation Hurricane making them the third nuclear power in the world. -
The 34th President Elected
Dwight D. Eisenhower becomes the 34th President of the United States. -
Baghdad Pact
Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey, and the United Kingdom come up with the Baghdad Pact which helps to stop/halt Communist expansion and gain in the Middle Eastern countries. -
Hungarian Revolution
Hungarian citizens try to revolt against Soviet government only to get crushed by Soviet forces who reinstate a Communist government. -
The Cuban Revolution
Fidel Castro comes into power and becomes leader of Cuba. -
Alliance for Progress
Latin America starts to recieve aid from the United States. -
John F. Kennedy's Death
John F. Kennedy is assassinated by one Lee Harvey Oswald. President Kennedy's vice president Lyndon B. Johnson becomes President of the United States. Conspiracy theories on the nature of President Kennedy's death from Communist countries involvement to that of the United State's own CIA being involved spring up.