The Cold War of 1946-1991

Cold War 1946 - 1991 Introduction: Although the end of World War II controversy has not ended, it has unexpectedly caused a conflict between allies and brought an era known as the "Cold War". From World War II (1946) to the end of the 1980s, it was not between the communists represented by the Soviet Union and the major UNs of the Western world, but political conflict, proxy warfare, and economic competition It was the era. Military struggle. Explanation It seems that both armed forces have participated in the war repeatedly to make the war "hot", but the two sides only express conflicts through military alliance, arms race competition and technical competition.

After the war ended, the Truman regime had to deal with the deteriorating US-Soviet relations and the beginning of the Cold War (1946 - 1991). The President adopted a policy to limit the spread of Soviet and the spread of communism. In 1947 he introduced Trumanism and supported Greece and Turkey to protect them from Communist attacks. In the same year, Truman also developed the Marshall Plan. This will aid billions of dollars to promote economic recovery in European countries. In 1948, Truman began airlifting food and other goods which were blocked by the Soviet controlled in the western part of Germany in Berlin. He is also aware of the new country of Israel.

In diplomacy, the first term of the Ronald Reagan administration is a dramatic increase in American weapons and troops, and the escalation of the Cold War (1946 - 1991) and the Soviet Union, the President calls it the "empire of evil" It is. "The key to his government's foreign policy initiative is Reaganism, which supports anti-communism movement in Africa, Asia and Latin America In 1983 Reagan announced the Strategic Defense Program (SDI), the Soviet nuclear Protect the United States from missile attack

Two years after the resignation of President Reagan in December 1991, the Cold War ended after the collapse of the Soviet Union. President Reagan 's prediction of the collapse of Soviet communism has come true. America and its allies won the dominance in the Cold War. President Reagan 's policy of maintaining peace and promoting democratic progress all over the world has greatly contributed to this victory.