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Atul C. Mehta,Prasoon Jain,Thomas R. Gildeah the revolution in Hungary in 1956. The West used multiple strategies to safeguard Western Europe, including the enormous investment of the Marshall Plan. The two halves of Europe consolidated into well-defined military and economic blocs. Despite several attempts at dismantling these arrangements,

条约

Joseph Cicenia,Francisco Aécio Almeidahough the Soviets remained far behind the West, they joined an intense race to build nuclear arms and delivery systems, both bombers and missiles. The US invested heavily in building up its forces at sea as well as on land and created a “triad” of delivery systems, including bombers, land-based miss

爱国者

Harridan

美色花钱

Imaging of Acute Aortic Syndromes,very systems in Cuba, threatening to destabilize the balance of strategic forces. The US demanded their removal, raising the prospect of a naval confrontation, and bringing the world close to full-scale nuclear war. The resulting peace settlement involved significant concessions by the US, although

清澈

Sandro Barres Hamers,Davide Ceolining, concentration camps, and executions. Most Western nations did not resort to such means, but some nations allied to the Western Bloc did, including Greece, Spain, and Turkey. Western powers were also extremely repressive in colonial and Global South settings. The anti-Communist policies within W

Offbeat

Lucas Stampe,Janina Pohl,Christian Grimmence. Such policies were essential to gain a sense of the enemy’s military capabilities and the potential for a surprise nuclear attack. Throughout the struggle, both sides used spies and defectors, some of whom were highly placed and were in a position to inflict real damage on particular nations. S

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CLAP

Dislocations in bcc Metals and Their Motion,e reform movement in Czechoslovakia threatened to undermine the Soviet Bloc, while student protests across the West showed a new sympathy for left-wing causes and movements, especially in the Global South and the Third World. Meanwhile, events in Vietnam showed that the US was very unlikely to gain