Cold war, history

14 days in october:- the Cuban missile crisis the closest the world has come to nuclear war was the Cuban missile crisis of october 1962. The Soviets had installed nuclear missiles in Cuba, just 90 miles off the coast of the United States. U.S. armed forces were at their highest state of readiness

Andrei Sakharov: Soviet physics, nuclear weapons and human rights 1921-1989

Berlin Airlift Interactive Map Berlin Airlift, beginning in June 1948

Berlin Airlift Berlin Air Corridor

Berlin Airlift Berlin Air Corridor, Operation Vittles

Berlin Blockade The Berlin Blockade (June 24, 1948 to May 11, 1949) became one of the first major crises of the new Cold War, ...

Berlin Blockade the Berlin blockade and the American military response

Berlin wall 1961 - 1989

Berlin Wall Berlin Wall

Berlijnse muur in Dutch

Beyond the fall

Cuba

Cuban missile crisis, october 18-29, 1962

Chronology van de koude oorlog in Dutch

CNN- Cold war technology cold war technology

Cold war

Cold war document library cold war crises, cold war leaders, cold war origins (1917-47), end of the cold war (85-89/91), rise and fall of detente (1962-80), Stalin era (1945-53)

Cold war documents

Cold war guide information about people (politicians, spies, agents), states and services

Cold War in Europe

Cold war international history project the cold war international history project disseminates new information and perspectives on the history of the Cold War, in particular new findings from previously inaccessible sources on "the other side" - the former Communist world

Cold war leftovers

Cold war policies 1945-1991 Yalta - the cold war begins, nuclear arms race, Truman 1946, Venona, cold war spies, Coercion 1950-1968, Korean War 1950-53, Eisenhower 1953-61, Konrad Adenauer and Treaties of Rome, Detente 1968-1980, Nixon 1968-74, Ford-Carter 1974-80, Willy Brandt and Ostpolitik, confrontation 1980-1985, Reagan 1980-84, glasnost 1985-1989, revolution 1989-1991, triumph of Solidarity, Germany unified under Helmut Kohl 10/90

Cold war policies 1945-1991

Cold war, Soviet and related history documents cold war, Soviet and related history documents

Cold war spies and espionage

Cuban missile crisis Cuban missile crisis

Cuban missile crisis, 1962

Cuban missile crisis 1962 Cuba, cold war, Fidel Castro, Kennedy, Khrushchev, photographic evidence, newspapers, armament, diplomatic relations, espionage, strategy, military, MiG-21, U-2, SS-4, SS-5, McNamara

Cuban missile crisis, 1962 the real thirteen days: the hidden history of the Cuban missile crisis, thirteen days, cuban missile crisis, cuba, castro, jfk, excomm, audio files, kennedy, kennedy tapes, Cuban missile crisis

Cuban missile crisis Cuban missile crisis, october 18-29, 1962

De NAVO na de koude oorlog het einde van de Koude Oorlog in 1989 betekende een ingrijpende verandering in de veiligheidssituatie in Europa, in Dutch

European history from the Cold War era art collection about the fall of the Berlin Wall

How the cold war worked

Kennedy and the cold war Kennedy and the cold war

Koude oorlog in Dutch

Krushchev's challenge: the U-2 dilemma Krushchev's challenge

Life and death of the Berlin wall fall of Berlin, opening of Berlin Wall, Brandenburg, Reichstag, history, Gorbi, cold war

Maps of the cold war

May - july 1960: the U-2 airplane incident on May 1, a U.S. U - 2 unarmed reconnaissance plane, piloted by Francis Gary Powers who was employed by the Central Intelligence Agency, was shot down by Soviet military authorities 1,200 miles inside the Soviet Union near Sverdlovsk

McCarran act or internal security act of 1950 McCarran act or internal security act of 1950 or the anticommunist law, is one of the most controversial and least understood laws in the history of the republic

Navo na de koude oorlog in 1949 werd in Washington de Noord Atlantische Verdrags Organisatie (NAVO) – ook wel aangeduid als het Atlantisch Bondgenootschap – opgericht door de Verenigde Staten, Canada en tien Europese landen: België, Denemarken, Frankrijk, IJsland, Italië, Luxemburg, Nederland, Noorwegen, Portugal en het Verenigd Koninkrijk, in Dutch

Origins of the cold war

Parallel history project on NATO and the Warsaw pact parallel history project on NATO and the Warsaw pact

Potsdam conference the leaders of Britain, America and the USSR met again in Potsdam, near Berlin, in July 1945. Germany had already been defeated. Victory over Japan seemed a short distance away. There were many similarities between Yalta and Potsdam but also some important differences

Soviet archives

Soviet leaders established in 1922 and dissolved in 1991, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, an "indissoluable union of free republics", comprised a land mass of over 8.6 million square miles inhabited by more than 170 ethnic groups. These are some of the men who tried to keep it all together

Val muur van Berlijn in Dutch

WW2 & cold war history in Britain

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