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Yalta Conference

July 1945 Potsdam Conference

Germany Broken Up Germany Split 4 zones British (pink) US (yellow) 1945 Germany Broken Up Austria, too land given to Poland/USSR later becomes East and West Germany Germany Split 4 zones British (pink) US (yellow) French (blue) Soviet (green)

Churchill and the Iron Curtain 1946 Churchill and the Iron Curtain

Containment and Truman Doctrine 1947 Containment and Truman Doctrine

1947-48 The Berlin Airlift

Marshall Plan and Molotov Plan 1947 Marshall Plan and Molotov Plan

NATO and the Warsaw Pact 1949 NATO and the Warsaw Pact

The Bomb USA A-Bomb 1945 USSR A-Bomb 1949 USA H-Bomb 1952 USSR H-Bomb 1953 The Bomb

1947 CIA and KGB

Iran, Mossadegh and the Shah 1953 Iran, Mossadegh and the Shah Misleading, huh?

China and the Korean War 1949(China) 1950-53(Korea) China and the Korean War Mao Zedong Chiang Kai Shek (Jiang Jieshi) Douglas MacArthur Kim Il-Sung (Jong-Il)

Dulles, Eisenhower, MAD and Brinksmanship

Living Happily with Nuclear Holocaust

1957 Sputnik Yuri Gagarin US Reaction 1st man on the moon

1959 The Kitchen Debates

1961

1962 Cuban Missile Crisis

Domino Theory and Vietnam 1964-1973 Domino Theory and Vietnam

Bay of Pigs 1961 Invasion of Hungary 1956 U2 shot down 1960 Invasion of Czechoslovakia 1968 Invasion of Afghanistan 1979 “freedom fighters” dictators

Détente 1989 Nixon Sino-Soviet Split “Opening” of China Détente with the Soviet Union

The End 1989-91 Solidarity Mikhail Gorbachev Perestroika Glasnost Ronald Reagan Fall of the Berlin Wall Dissolution of the Soviet Union

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