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DURING WWII THE US AND THE SOVIET UNION HAD JOINED FORCES AGAINST THE GERMANS BUT AFTER THE WAR, THEIR COMPETING POLITICAL PHILOSOPHIES WOULD LEAD TO NEARLY A HALF-CENTURY OF CONFLICT CALLED THE COLD WAR.

COLD WAR A COLD WAR OR COLD WARFARE IS A STATE OF CONFLICT BETWEEN NATIONS THAT DOES NOT INVOLVE DIRECT MILITARY ACTION BUT IS PURSUED PRIMARILY THROUGH ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ACTIONS, PROPAGANDA, ACTS OF ESPIONAGE OR PROXY WARS WAGED BY SURROGATES. THE TERM COLD WAR WAS USED TO EXPLAIN THE TENSIONS THAT DEVELOPED BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE SOVIET UNION AFTER WWII. IT DESCRIBES THE ATTEMPTS OF THE SOVIET UNION TO EXPAND ITS INFLUENCE INTO WESTERN EUROPE, AND THE CONTAINMENT POLICY OF THE US TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF SOVIET INFLUENCE WESTWARD. VIDEO

REMEMBER AT THE YALTA CONFERENCE THE ALLIES DECIDED HOW THEY WERE GOING TO SPLIT UP THE AXIS TERRITORIES. AT THIS CONFERENCE STALIN PROMISED HE WOULD ALLOW FREE ELECTIONS IN THE COUNTRIES THAT HE WAS GOING TO BE ACQUIRING. AND FOLLOW A POLICY SIMILAR TO GREAT BRITAIN, US AND FRANCE IN THE SOVIET OCCUPIED PARTS OF GERMANY. IN JUNE OF 1945, THE UNITED STATES AND THE SOVIET UNION TEMPORARILY SET ASIDE THEIR DIFFERENCES AND JOINED 48 OTHER COUNTRIES TO FORM THE UNITED NATIONS. THIS WAS AN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION THAT WAS INTENDED TO PROTECT IT S MEMBERS AGAINST AGGRESSION.

SOVIETS BUILD A BUFFER A MAJOR GOAL OF THE SOVIET UNION WAS TO SHIELD ITSELF FROM ANOTHER INVASION FROM THE WEST. BECAUSE IT LACKED NATURAL BORDERS, RUSSIA FELL VICTIM TO EACH OF ITS NEIGHBORS IN TURN. STALIN REGARDED ALL THE COUNTRIES ACQUIRED ALONG IT S WESTERN BORDER AS A NECESSARY BUFFER. HE IGNORED THE YALTA AGREEMENT AND INSTALLED OR SECURED COMMUNIST GOVERNMENTS IN ALBANIA, BULGARIA, HUNGARY, CZECHOSLOVAKIA, ROMANIA, POLAND AND YUGOSLAVIA. WHEN TRUMAN PRESSES STALIN, AT THE POTSDAM CONFERENCE, TO ALLOW FREE ELECTIONS IN THESE COUNTRIES, HE REFUSES AND CLAIMS COMMUNISM AND CAPITALISM CAN NOT EXIST IN THE SAME WORLD

A SATELLITE COUNTRY- A COUNTRY THAT IS FORMALLY INDEPENDENT BUT UNDER HEAVY POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC INFLUENCE BY ANOTHER COUNTRY.

EUROPE NOW LAY DIVIDED BETWEEN EAST AND WEST. GERMANY HAD BEEN SPLIT INTO TWO SECTIONS. THE SOVIETS CONTROLLED THE EASTERN PART, INCLUDING HALF OF THE CAPITAL, BERLIN. UNDER A COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT, EAST GERMANY WAS NAMED THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC. THE WESTERN ZONES BECAME THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY IN 1949. FROM STETTIN IN THE BALTIC TO TRIESTE IN THE ADRIATIC, AN IRON CURTAIN HAS DESCENDED ACROSS THE CONTINENT. BEHIND THAT LINE LIE ALL THE CAPITALS OF THE ANCIENT STATES OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE.... ALL THESE FAMOUS CITIES AND THE POPULATIONS AROUND THEM LIE IN THE SOVIET SPHERE AND ALL ARE SUBJECT IN ONE FORM OR ANOTHER, NOT ONLY TO SOVIET INFLUENCE BUT TO A VERY HIGH AND INCREASING MEASURE OF CONTROL FROM MOSCOW. -WINSTON CHURCHILL MARCH 5, 1946

US- SOVIET RELATIONS CONTINUED TO WORSEN IN 1946 AND 47 PRESIDENT TRUMAN ADOPTED A FOREIGN POLICY CALLED CONTAINMENT IT WAS A POLICY DIRECTED AT BLOCKING SOVIET INFLUENCE AND STOPPING THE EXPANSION OF COMMUNISM. THESE POLICIES INCLUDED FORMING ALLIANCES AND HELPING WEAK COUNTRIES RESIST SOVIET ADVANCES. THIS POLICY WAS A RESPONSE TO A SERIES OF MOVES BY THE SOVIET UNION TO ENLARGE COMMUNIST INFLUENCE IN EASTERN EUROPE, CHINA, KOREA AND VIETNAM.

MARCH 12, 1947 GREECE AND TURKEY WERE IN DANGER OF FALLING TO COMMUNIST REVOLUTIONARIES TRUMAN DOCTRINE-THIS DOCTRINE PROPOSED SUPPORT FOR COUNTRIES THAT REJECTED COMMUNISM. TRUMAN REQUESTED $400 MILLION FROM CONGRESS IN AID TO BOTH COUNTRIES.

THE MARSHALL PLAN- CREATED BY GEORGE MARSHALL, THE US WOULD OFFER AID AND SUPPLIES TO ANY EUROPEAN COUNTRY EFFECTED BY THE WAR. STALIN SAW THE MARSHALL PLAN AS AN ATTEMPT TO SURROUND THE SOVIET UNION WITH HOSTILE NEIGHBORS. HE ARGUED THAT HE NEEDED FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS SURROUNDING HIM TO BUFFER FROM ANOTHER GERMAN ATTACK. COMECON- SOVIET RESPONSE TO MARSHALL PLAN, COUNCIL FOR MUTUAL ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE.

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