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1 Europe Cold War 1

2 1 The West: NATO countries (democracy)

3 Europe Cold War 2

4 2 Eastern Europe: Warsaw Pact countries (communist)

5 Europe Cold War 3

6 3 The “Iron Curtain” -- named by Churchill

7 4 Europe Cold War

8 4 Yugoslavia (communist)

9 5 Europe Cold War

10 5 Hungary (communist)

11 6 Europe Cold War

12 6 Austria (demcracy)

13 7 Europe Cold War

14 7 Czechoslovakia (communist)

15 8 Europe Cold War

16 8 Berlin East Berlin (communist) West Berlin (democracy)

17 9 Europe Cold War

18 9 East Germany (communist)

19 10 Europe Cold War

20 10 Europe Cold War West Germany (democracy)

21 11 Europe Cold War

22 11 Europe Cold War Soviet Union (USSR) (Communist)

23 12 Europe Cold War

24 12 Europe Cold War Poland (communist)

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