Communism in World War Two

Domination of Joseph Stalin against Russia When most uneducated people thought about World War II, they imagined the German Adolf Hitler who killed a lot of people in his era. In previous education, people emphasized that his ethnic efforts against Jews were the most uncertain words that many countries have led to participate in battle, so people think this image I got it. Likewise, a person named Joseph Stalin with the same amount of anger and hatred may have more than Hitler.

Decades ago before the beginning of the 21st century the world was divided into east and west. American capitalism and Soviet communism. In fact, after the Second World War, the two superpowers of the world indirectly fought each other; later developed the idea of ​​a silent war called the Cold War. During the Cold War, the division of the world symbolically represented the Berlin Wall - a breakthrough division that separates East Germany from West Germany. In this division, there was the idea of ​​a split world separated by political paranoia, hegemonic superiority, and ideological rule - all of them were to cover the other side of the world with dark and wrong information. Certainly, the world did not integrate then.

The Cold War was an ideological war between the two world powers of the United States and the Soviets after the Second World War. After the Second World War, Germany was defeated and Britain and France were exhausted both economically and socially. America and the Soviet Union have considerable power and soon rose to the status of a superpower. Through conflicting ideology and mutual distrust, it brings the two powers to competitors, both of which compete for power. The Soviet Union wishes to spread communism in Eastern Europe and establish a friendly government zone as a defense against Germany. In Eastern Europe under the control and influence of the Soviet Union in 1946, Europe was divided into the west side (West democracy and the United States) and the eastern side (Soviet and Soviet occupation) groups. "Iron curtain" that separates Europe

With the conclusion of World War II, a new type of war, the Cold War has emerged. The West insisted on democracy and while attempting to create an iron curtain, the Soviet Union tried to spread communism in Eastern Europe. As the threat of nuclear weapons has eradicated millions of people in a matter of seconds, the Cold War is born and lasts for decades with secret intelligence, speech and diplomacy. With the collapse of Eastern European and Russian communism, the Cold War ended in 1991. During the Cold War, when the Soviet Union launched the first satellite Sputnik into space, new tensions increased. It shocked the United States and caused space competition between the two countries. Technological achievements produced by the space race include advanced weapons and equipment, lunar landing capability, prosthetic gear, water purifier, satellite TV.