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    The Heart of the Matter

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    Why should the Western Countries begin to fear Joseph Stalin’s actions within the year 1945? Looking within the Cold War‚ many people believe and wonder over the origins and the causes of the Cold War and the actions of which preceded it and caused such anger between Truman‚ Churchill and Stalin. It was established before the date of where the Cold War had first started‚ that there was growing conflict between the world leaders of Winston Churchill (Prime Minister of Great Britain} Harry S Truman

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    by the loss‚ and much like in the crash of the stock market‚ some resorted to suicide. Trade between East and West Berlin was abruptly halted‚ and some in east Berlin starved due to the their dependance on the west. Poverty was a familiar sight in Eastern Germany‚ and a paragraph from an unnamed author depicts

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    western democracy and Communism. Germany surrendered to the Soviet Union and the Allies on May 7‚ 1945‚ ending hostilities. The Allies- Britain‚ France‚ and the United States-claimed what is known as West Germany. The Soviet Union claimed the eastern section and renamed it East Germany. The city of Berlin‚ though in Soviet controlled territory‚ was also split in half. West Berlin was controlled

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    Stalin’s rule over the USSR from 1929 onwards saw his country and his people devastated as he forced them to industrialise‚ ruthlessly eliminated his opponents and lead his county to a costly victory in the Second World War. Although his leadership was brutal his ideas to industrialise were successful‚ if he had not drove his country to industrialise defeat in the Second World War would be certain. The purges also offered small opening for peasants and workers to become involved in the running of

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    the rise of BRICS is an integral part of this shift in that ‘the BRICS have made it unfeasible for any one country to be a global leader’. The shift is from a ‘unipolar world’ led by the USA to a ‘multipolar world’ where there are a range of power blocs like the USA‚ EU‚ BRICS and other smaller powers that matter in global

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    Name Teacher AP U.S. History October 8‚ 2012 DBQ From the years of 1941 to 1949‚ there was an increase in suspicion and tension between the United States and the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union was a Communist country ruled by a dictator while America was a capitalist democracy that valued freedom. Their completely different beliefs and aims caused friction to form between them‚ which contributed to the creation of the Cold War. At the start of the first world war‚ Germany and the Soviet Union

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    Fulton‚ Missouri‚ on 5 March 1946‚ Winston Churchill‚ England’s Prime Minister‚ spoke the famous words‚ “An Iron Curtain has descended across Europe.” These words were said before an actual 1‚000 mile long fence was erected to divide the communist Eastern side of Europe from the Capitalist Western side. The west knew that Stalin could not be trusted after he lied at the Yalta conference in 1945. After Germany was defeated‚ Russia wanted to attack Japan‚ but behind Russia’s back‚ the U.S. and Great

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    International A Wall Divides Berlin “Today the endangered frontier of freedom runs through divided Berlin.” President Kennedy‚ on July 22‚ 1961‚ three weeks before the Berlin Wall was erected. A grim convoy of tanks and troops wound through eastern Berlin in the predawn hours of August 13‚ 1961. By sunrise‚ East German soldiers had stretched barbed wire across the city‚ cutting off the Communist sector from the capitalist. The wire was soon replaced by a network of concrete walls and electrified

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    Communism in Poland

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    (1945). The Cold War was a brief time of tension between the Untied Sates of America (U.S.A) and the Soviet Union (U.S.S.R). Without actual combat‚ the war lasted from 1945 to 1991. The U.S.S.R was trying to gain total power and take over all of Eastern Europe‚ strongly encouraged and hoping to enforce communism along the way. The U.S.A was against this decision‚ moulding the start of the tension. Many public outbursts appeared over the communist ruled period within Poland‚ especial in Warsaw

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    occur? There are several factors which lead to the ultimate European unity at the end of the 20th century. When Germany and Japan were defeated‚ new positions of leadership were available. The Soviet Union quickly moved in to capture Germany and Eastern Europe. China‚ France‚ and Great Britain were too weak to continue in the war‚ leaving the United States and the Soviet Union to butt heads. These allies were determined not to repeat the mistakes of World War I‚ in which the countries failed to set

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