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1 Stalin and The Soviet Union

2 1945-The Soviet Army captures Berlin and then refuses to leave Eastern Europe

3 1946-Winston Churchill says that Europe is divided by an “Iron Curtain”

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5 1949-The NATO Alliance is formed

6 Warsaw Pact

7 Nuclear Buildup of ICBM’s

8 Germany Divided into East and West

9 4 Zones of Berlin

10 Berlin Airlift

11 1950-Korean War and the policy of “Containment”

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13 Homemade Fallout Shelter

14 Duck and Cover

15 Berlin Wall 1961 Berlin Wall

16 Wall comes down In 1989

17 Reunification of Germany 1990

18 Fall of Soviet Union 1991 Back to being Russia

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