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Ch. 16.1.  After WWII-SU controlled most of E. Europe  Stalin wanted Germany weak and divided and control over E. Europe  US and GB wanted united Germany.

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2  After WWII-SU controlled most of E. Europe  Stalin wanted Germany weak and divided and control over E. Europe  US and GB wanted united Germany and independent nations  Satellite states: ◦ Poland, Czech, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria

3  Truman convinced that Stalin was planning “world conquest”  46 year struggle=Cold War ◦ Never faced each other in “hot battle”

4  Iron Curtain ◦ Churchill gave speech attacking the Soviet Union for creating an “iron curtain”

5  1947-economic and military aid to Greece and Turkey ◦ Both countries facing Soviet pressure ◦ $400 million

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7  George Kennan-goal to keep communism contained within its existing boarders  Marshall Plan= ◦ Purpose: U.S. financial aid program to rebuild Europe after WWII Total amount of aid 13.4 billion

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9 West Berlin controlled by the Allies, inside communist East Germany Stalin mad because is made East Berlin look bad – June 1948-stoped ground and water transportation into West Berlin – Goal-make fall to communism – US and GB supplied food, meds, clothing, etc through air

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13  May 1949-Stalin admitted failure in Berlin ◦ Major victory for containment  North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)- military alliance to counter Soviet expansion ◦ 12 Nations agreed attack on one=attack on all  Collective Security  Warsaw Pact- Soviets and satellite nations rival military alliance


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