World War Two

World War II In the history of the world, there were many wars between humans, different societies, cultures and nations. The mass of blood flowing in many of these wars did not hinder the advent of new conflicts of interest and reached the peak of the battle. One of the greatest historical wars of the Second World War made several countries confront each other (1939 - 1945). The chance of this war discriminated against other cultures for no reason but was a man who destroyed the Jewish race, Adolf Hitler.

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. This leads to two powers becoming competitors through conflicting ideologies and mutual distrust, both of which contend 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 (Western democracy and the United States) and the eastern side (Soviet and Soviet occupation) groups. "Iron curtain" that separates Europe

From the end of the Second World War in 1945 to the end of the Cold War of 1991, the iron curtain symbolizes the ideological conflict and the physical boundary. This term symbolizes an open contact between the Soviet Union's efforts to interfere with itself and its satellite and western and non-Soviet ruled areas. On the east side of the iron curtain, there are countries related to or influenced by the Soviet Union. On both sides of the iron curtain, the state established its own international economic and military alliance:

The aftermath of the Second World War was the beginning of the era defined by the decline of all European colonial empires and the simultaneous appearance of two superpowers, the USSR and the United States of America. The allies during the Second World War, the US, the Soviet Union became competitors on the world stage and participated in the Cold War. Because it did not lead to a hot war publicly announced between the two countries. Western Europe and Japan were rebuilt by the American Marshall Plan, but Central and Eastern Europe belonged to the scope of the Soviet influence and eventually became "Iron Curtain." Europe is divided into a Western group headed by the United States and an East group led by the Soviet Union. Internationally, the alliance relationship between the two groups is gradually changing, and some countries are trying to avoid the Cold War through non-alliance movement.