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Cold War

United Nations

Truman Doctrine

Arms Race

“Iron Curtain”- Churchill

Berlin Blockade and Airlift

Political Changes In Europe

Germany after the War

Germany  Federal Republic of Germany=West Germany  Social Democrats vs. Christian Democratic Union  Chancellor Konrad Adenaeur  German Democratic Republic=East Germany  Communist controlled until 1990

 Main party= Christian Democrats  Communist Party barred from politics Italy

Great Britain Labour vs. Conservative Parties

France 4 th Republic  President= Charles de Gaulle  France became entangled in colonial wars  Republic fell because of Algerian crisis 5 th Republic  President= Charles de Gaulle  Independence to colonies  Student rebellions in 1968

USSR  Stalin died  Nikita Khrushchev  Attacked Stalin’s “cult of personality”  “Peaceful coexistence”  Ousted by Leonid Brezhnev in 1964

Eastern Europe Rebellion in Poland Rebellion in Hungary

Economic Changes

Marshall Plan

Bretton-Woods

Common Market

International Cold War

China

Korean War

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