The Bangladeshi Liberation War is considered a "part" of the Cold War because the Soviets were backing India and the Americans were backing Pakistan at the time the two countries were at war. Following India's victory over Pakistan (again) the Americans began to turn a shoulder away from India. The Soviet Union and India were close allies up until the USSR collapsed. USA Secretary of State Henry Kissinger saw this and called all Indians "bastards" and in turn advised the US sever ties with India, which would only hurt the US. The US also saw spheres of influence from the communist regime of the USSR affecting Socialist India. Because of the instability facing Pakistan's government the US would eventually turn back to gaining India's affection because of the democratic changes India made in the 1990s (presumably the "end" of the Cold War)
The Cold War did not impact WW2 at all, because it happened later.
they all died. :/
Thanks to the cold war, the US landed a man on the moon in 1969! We had the "Right Stuff!"
young people were drafted to the army.
As i consider they had used no bomb they solved their problem by by speaking and issues
India had British outposts in it, so it was an allied country. India's military itself, however, had little to no impact on the war.
The Cold War did not impact WW2 at all, because it happened later.
The aids epidemic had a huge impact on the cold war, the impact was caused by aids
DDT and the Cold War were two different issues.
The Cold War had the potential to severely impact the earth through the effects of expolding hundreds of nuclear weapons if it ever became a hot war. But as the Cold War did not result in a nuclear confrontation, it had esseentially no impact on the earth.
it has nothing impact...
they wanted everything
the impact of war of independence brithish kill innocent peoples.burningthe bodies.
it has nothing impact...
they all died. :/
the cold war affected everyone greatly due to the large threat of nuclear warfare
Thanks to the cold war, the US landed a man on the moon in 1969! We had the "Right Stuff!"