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1941 :
Grand alliance formed-USA USSR formed out of mutual conveince when fighting germany
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. 1943
Nov 28 The Tehran conference A second front in france So declare war on Japan was
germany was d
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Febr , 1945 :
Yalta Conference how to rebuild europe-germany when defeated would be divided
germany pay
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would be on the Soviet sphere of influence governed on a democratic basis
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Apr 12 1945 ,
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Grand alliance breaks down-Roosevelt died truman ,
was very distrustful towards su at potsdam
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JU/17 1945 ,
: Potsdam Conference Naziparty banned Germany decided into
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four zones ,
berlin split into four zon
other zones -origin of cold war increased tension -




Czechslovakia becomes Communist , Communist party leader Klemet Gottwald forcefully elected
1946 :
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Feb 22 1946 The long telegram george Kennan sent a
telegram advising action against SV influencing fruman
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Marc 1946 :
Churchills'Iron Curtain' Speech Churchill strongly opposed to communism -




Sep 27 1946 Novikov telegram in retaliation to the long telegram Nikolai Novikov was souiet ambassador Acc
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1947 :
Containment Introduced truman -
believed that USSR was spreading communism and feared domin
them from turning to communism
1947 : Bizonia Formed-USA& British zones formed merged economic unit
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Bizonia led to the B
1947 :
Hungary Becomes Communist -

Communist tyranny could only trade
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with SU Rakoski used t
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Low standard of living food shortages ,
and all goods were sent to . Secret police
USSR
Mar 12 1947 : Truman doctrine ,
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truman announced Support for greece . Believed It was the USA's duty to preve
political influence and Military strength
Oct 5 1947 Cominform-founded by Stalin . Got rid of
any opposition to the Soviet Union's rule In Satellite
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in Western countries to block Marshall plan assistance -formation of satellite states Incre -




1948 :
Stalin Sets up Satellite States SU expanded influence on eastern europe . Soviet controlled
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prevent invasions
Apr 3 1948 ,
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Marshall plan-George Marshall reported the dire economic situation in europe as a result
the USA had provided $17 billion worth of economic did
Jun 24 1948 Berlin blockade Stalin accused the West of interfering in the Soviet zone blockaded land acc
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, 000 tons of supplies were being airlifted daily
the berlin airlift. By April 1949 nearly 13
1949 USSR develop atomic bomb-soviets had succesfully developed their own atomic bomb .N

Capabilities there was increased spending devoted to the development of larger and mor
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Jan5 1949 : ComeCon Council ofMutual Economic Assistance alternative to Marshall plan-build up t -




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prevent comecon countries from signing up to the marshall plan
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Bulgaria Czecholovak .
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Apr 1949 : NATO The berlin Cusis had confirmed the USAs commitment to western europe and
Compared to the soviets
May 23 1949 End of Berlin Crisis-Stalin lifted the blockade Truman triumph over the USSR Stalin
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of the Federal
Republic of Germany In retaliation Stalin made German Democratic Republic-se ,


1953
USA completed tests of a hydrogen bombs souiets then did it MAD would occur in th
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1953 Imme Nagy put into power Malenkov replaced Stalin and replaced Rakosi with Imme
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Nagy promised freedom of the press , freedom of speech on economic and withdrawal fr
1953-1961 Dwight Eisenhower
Campaign targeted communism part of geneva summit
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1955 :
Rakosi returns to power Nagy removed-reluctant to accept Soviet rule -




May 14 1955 Warsaw Pact SU set this up military alliance of eight nations and to unite eastern bloc N
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control over the armed forces of its satellite states. division
of Europe
1956 Destalinisation Staline crimes discussed:
disbanding Cominform releasing of political pr
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of foreign minister molotor , Eastern Bloc Countries were allowed greater dependence
1956-1964 : Nikita Khrushchev-critical of stalin put down
hungarian uprising to send a message I -




berlin wall to be built , part of the Cuban Missile Crisis
Oct 23 1956 Hungarian Uprising Khrushchev sent troops to budapest to supress and restore peace
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released political

. published reforms · Khrushchev decided that had

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