The Major Cold War

In the 1950s, America has reached the highest moment. The big battle between the Cold War, the Soviet Union and the United States began in 1945. The two major countries - the United States and the Soviets - became the most powerful countries after the Second World War. After the meeting in 1945, Soviet leader Stalin blocked West Berlin. In the opposition among the opponents, the US air cargo to West Berlin for about 15 months. In the following months, the United States was characterized as a hero, but the Soviet Union was called evil / reversal.

How does the conflict between the Vietnamese nationalists and the French colonial rulers cause a big cold fight between communism and Western liberalism? In order to understand the progress of the Vietnam War it is necessary to explore the relationship between Vietnam's case in the decade after World War II and the geopolitical trend of the world. In this exciting study, top scholars have studied various aspects of the struggle between the French and Vietnamese revolutionaries that began in 1945 and culminated in Dien Bien Phu. Several articles have opened up new perspectives in the study of the Vietnamese revolution and the establishment of political and military agencies that succeeded in challenging France and the United States. Other articles are exploring the role of China, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States, which contributed to the transition of conflict from colonial conflict to the Cold War crisis.

For people all over the world, the end of the Cold War is undoubtedly safe. China is often seen as the main beneficiary of the Cold War. Of course, this is not entirely true. For decades, this country is under Marxist - Leninism dictatorship, not compatible with its necessity. As a result, during the Mao Zedong era, the worst crime in the Cold War broke out, millions of people died. But during the 1970s and 1980s, Deng Xiaoping China benefited from the facts of security and development, and the alliance of the United States.

The relationship between the two major superpowers of the Cold War and China is often the key to Mao's decision-making in China. Early in the Cold War, China seems to have begun to get rid of her independent exile to the Soviet Union. However, later Mao Zedong times saw the turning point of Soviet rule from the early 1960s to the mid-1960s. This is because the Chinese were often called "Soviet pilgrimism" (6, Liu Huaqi's article). "Soviet driverist cooperation period" (2, pp 280) and the United States