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1 Date: Event: 1944: February 1945: July-August 1945: August 1947:
Yalta Conference 1945: July-August Potsdam Conference. 1945: August Atomics bomb- bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima. 1947: Truman Doctrine 1947: September Cominform established. 1948: April Marshall Plan put into action. 1948: June – May 1949. Berlin Blockade and airlift. 1949: Jan Comecon established. 1949: April NATO formed. 1949: August USSR tests atom bomb 1949: October China become Communist. Korean War 1955, May Formation of Warsaw Pact 1956 Oct- Nov Hungarian Uprising. 1957: October USSR launch Sputnik 1 , satellite into space, then Sputnik 2. 1959: Jan Fidel Castro takes power in Cuba- Cuba is Communist. 1960: May U2 spy plan shot down in USSR and Paris Peace Summit fails. 1961: April Bay of Pigs failure for Kennedy. 1961: August Berlin Wall is constructed. 1962: October Cuban Missile Crisis. 1968: Jan-Aug The Prague Spring 1969: July Armstrong, American, 1st Man on the Moon. 1972: May SALT I

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