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Another Clash of Ideologies: The Cold War History 104 / April 19, 2013

The United Nations: an extension of the wartime alliance

The UN General Assembly: near-universal membership

The UN Security Council: the forum for consensus-building among the five permanent members

Harry S. Truman with George C. Marshall (soon to become Secretary of State)

The Marshall Plan: a loan program to kick-start Europe’s economies (participating countries written in yellow letters)

The Four Powers’ occupation zones in Germany

The Berlin Airlift

Communist victory in China, 1949 here: “Chairman Mao”

The Cold War turns hot (June 1950)

Landings at Inchon: the United Nations at war

The founding of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), April 1949

The Warsaw Pact is proclaimed (May 1955)

Europe divided into two alliances ( )

Sputnik: the first satellite in orbit (Oct. 1957)

Yuri Gagarin ( )

An inter-continental ballistic missile

John F. Kennedy with Nikita Khrushchev (Soviet premier, )

Building the Berlin Wall (1961)

Soviet missiles in Cuba (Oct.-Nov. 1962)