Great Britain, the USA and the USSR in the Cold War

War
The author:
Manaenkova V.S.,19IPA1

famous speech in Fulton, Missouri, USA.

"From Stettin on the Baltic

to Trieste on the Adriatic, an iron curtain has descended on the continent."

It is believed that this speech marked the beginning of the "Cold war".

«The sinews of peace»

consider that Mr. Churchill’s speech has caused harm to the

cause of peace and security?
- Certainly. The essence of the affair is that Mr. Churchill now assumes the position of a warmonger.

international military and political prestige of the USSR
the clash of

ideologies
Imperialism led by the United States by different forces counteracted the development of the socialist system

the" Truman doctrine",
the Marshall plan

Organization).

This important military-political act led to parity between the

two blocs for several decades.

The ATS included Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, East Germany, Poland, Romania, and the USSR.

The block confrontation was supported by
the arms’ race.

the field of atomic and hydrogen bombs eliminated the USA

monopoly on the possession of weapons of mass destruction.

The development of nuclear weapons led to the Cuban missile crisis of October 1962.

The Cuban missile crisis was resolved by an agreement between the two countries, and after October 28, the "nuclear blockades" were disarmed.

events that took place in the United States, the USSR

and near space from the late fifties to the end of the sixties.
Launch of the satellite
the first human to travel into space
a "lunar mission"

 “How could it be that the Soviets had gotten there faster?”
Steven Schlossman

by Gorbachev in 1985

In December 1989, Mikhail Gorbachev and George

Bush announced the end of the cold war at the summit on the island of Malta.

a breakthrough in the scientific field.
The victory over the socialist

camp the beginning of the formation of a new Russia
the value of peace