COLD WAR CONFLICTS (POST WWII )

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COLD WAR CONFLICTS (POST WWII 1945-1960) CHAPTER 18 COLD WAR CONFLICTS (POST WWII 1945-1960)

THE COLD WAR WAS THE STATE OF MILITARY HOSTILITY, WITHOUT DIRECT MILITARY CONFLICT, THAT DEVELOPED BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND SOVIET UNION AFTER WORLD WAR II.

THE ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR SECTION 1 THE ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR

HOW WERE THE U.S. & U.S.S.R DIFFERENT POLITICALLY & ECONOMICALLY ? WHAT PAST HISTORICAL EVENTS CAUSED EACH COUNTRY TO DISTRUST THE OTHER? WHAT POST WWII EVENTS / POILICIES CAUSED EACH COUNTRY TO DISTRUST THE OTHER?

TRUMAN (US) STALIN(USSR)

STALIN, TRUMAN, CHURCHILL @ POTSDAM

EUROPE DIVIDED INTO WEST (CAPITALISM) & EAST (COMMUNISM)

PLANES LANDED EVERY 90 SECONDS

BERLIN AIRLIFT STATS Cargo (short tons) Passengers Flights USA 189,963 Total Food Coal Other In Out USA 189,963 1,783,573 296,319 1,421,119 66,135 25,263 37,486 UK 87,841 541,937 240,386 164,911 136,640 34,815 130,091 France 424 896 unk 10,000 278,228 2,326,406

EAST GERMANY WEST GERMANY