Were was the cold war

Answer 1

Mostly in Germany. The places involved in it are as listed:France, USSR, USA, England./the four sectors. The USSR and the USA played the major roles in this war.

AnswerThe Cold War lasted from 1945 to 1989, and it was carried out in many other places besides Germany. With regard to Germany, after World War 2 the Soviets closed the roads to West Berlin and attempted to force the Western powers out, but US and British aircraft supplied West Berlin entirely by air. When the Soviets attempted to make the US and British planes crash by jamming their radios, a French demolition team blew up the Soviet radio towers. Afterwards the Cold War in Germany, then divided into East Germany and West Germany, was mostly fought with spies and through the media. The news in Eastern Europe was state controlled, but the West responded with Radio Free Europe.

To answer the question, the Cold War was fought just about everywhere. It was fought with real warfare in Korea, Vietnam, Malaya, Afghanistan, Angola, Cuba, Nicaragua, and many other countries. It was fought in underground missile bases which never launched but stood ready to do so on a 24-7 basis. It was was fought underwater in submarines racing to be the first to the North Pole. It was fought with all manner of sophisticated technology, including "surveillance" ships, "reconnaissance" planes, and satellites. The Space Race, in which the Soviet Union initially took the lead, was one of the more visible but less appreciated aspects of the Cold War as both sides attempted to upstage each other with the power of their rockets. It was fought with angry words at the United Nations. And it was fought with gentler words as both sides attempted to sway the Third World countries toward their respective ideologies. Although the Cold War did not turn into another world war, there was very little that was not affected by it in some way.