Tag: cold war

Joseph Stalin on Eastern Europe.

Charles de Gaulle on Western Europe.

Winston Churchill on the Irish question.

Mao Zedong on Chinese relations with Japan.

Kim Il Sung on the unification of Korea.

The Berlin Airlift; the establishment of NATO; the Warsaw Pact; the Bay of Pigs invasion

The establishment of NATO; the Bay of Pigs invasion; the Berlin Airlift; the Warsaw Pact

The Warsaw Pact; the Bay of pigs invasion; the Berlin Airlift; the establishment of NATO

The Bay of Pigs invasion; the Berlin Airlift; the establishment of NATO; the Warsaw Pact

The Berlin Airlift; the Bay of Pigs invasion; the Warsaw Pact; the establishment of NATO

assist emerging nations in Asia

stop the spread of Communism in Europe

promote democratic reforms in Latin America

provide economic aid to war-torn nations in Europe

halt the growth of fascism in southern Africa

end of secret treaties and alliances

free trade

destruction of Nazi tyranny

freedom of the seas

world organization to replace the League of Nations

Both were executed in 1953 for conspiracy to commit espionage by passing top-secret atomic information to the Soviet Union.

While Julius was executed for conspiracy to commit espionage, Ethel served ten years in prison.

Their case served to empower Senator Joseph McCarthy in his anti-Communist crusade.

Top-secret atomic information was gained from a relative who had worked on The Manhattan Project

Both were members of The American Communist Party at the time of their arrest

Expanded roles for women in the workplace

Economic improvements due to mobilization of war

Increased social liberties for ethnic minorities

Extension of traditional executive powers for the president.

Scarcity of consumer goods

Jews were expelled in massive numbers from several Christian kingdoms.

Jews were collectively blamed for the death of Christ by a growing number of Christians.

Jewish scholars preserved the oral and written laws central to their faith.

Jews in Muslim Spain experienced a Golden Age and served as court officials.

Jewish farmers migrated into throughout Western Europe and became known as Ashkenazim or German Jews.

The majority of Latin American countries kept diplomatic and economic relations open to both Axis and Allied powers.

Latin American countries became almost entirely dependent on the U.S for trade

The Panama Canal continued to be a strategic holdings for the U.S during the War

The Lend-Lease Act led to some large scale modernization throughout Latin America

Latin American countries had to deal with espionage activity from Axis and Allied powers on their soil

Safe places for the Jews

Unsafe places for the Germans

Places enclosed with live wires

Places where Jews were jailed

East Asia

Russia

West Asia

Central Asia