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(Original post by coniyemagu)
When do you think the Cold War really began?
When do you think the Cold War really began?
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(Original post by coniyemagu)
When do you think the Cold War really began?
When do you think the Cold War really began?
I personally think that the Berlin Blockade is the most relevant because of the direct involvement of each superpower.
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(Original post by Josb)
There is no official date, but you can pick one among these events: Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech at Fulton (1946), the Greek and Chinese Civil Wars (1946), the formulation of the Truman Doctrine (1947), the Soviet coup d'état in Czechoslovakia (1948), the Berlin Blockade (1948), the creation of NATO (1949), or the Soviet A-bomb (1949).
I personally think that the Berlin Blockade is the most relevant because of the direct involvement of each superpower.
There is no official date, but you can pick one among these events: Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech at Fulton (1946), the Greek and Chinese Civil Wars (1946), the formulation of the Truman Doctrine (1947), the Soviet coup d'état in Czechoslovakia (1948), the Berlin Blockade (1948), the creation of NATO (1949), or the Soviet A-bomb (1949).
I personally think that the Berlin Blockade is the most relevant because of the direct involvement of each superpower.
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(Original post by Josb)
There is no official date, but you can pick one among these events: Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech at Fulton (1946), the Greek and Chinese Civil Wars (1946), the formulation of the Truman Doctrine (1947), the Soviet coup d'état in Czechoslovakia (1948), the Berlin Blockade (1948), the creation of NATO (1949), or the Soviet A-bomb (1949).
I personally think that the Berlin Blockade is the most relevant because of the direct involvement of each superpower.
There is no official date, but you can pick one among these events: Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech at Fulton (1946), the Greek and Chinese Civil Wars (1946), the formulation of the Truman Doctrine (1947), the Soviet coup d'état in Czechoslovakia (1948), the Berlin Blockade (1948), the creation of NATO (1949), or the Soviet A-bomb (1949).
I personally think that the Berlin Blockade is the most relevant because of the direct involvement of each superpower.
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