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How many people killed in the cold war?
45,678
How many people where killed in Hungary during the cold war?
The cold war was cold because there were no battles, therefore no one was killed in combat.
How did the cold war shape the American economy?
Military bases employed MANY people. When the cold war ended in 1990, base closures put MANY people out of work.
How many people were injured during the cold war?
63 million
How many casualties were there in the Cold war?
Since a cold war means NO WAR, there were no casualties.
How many Utahns that served in the cold war?
Nobody served in the Cold War. It was a war of words.
How is cold war related to Democracy?
because people who fought the cold war hated democracy
How did the cold war affect ordinary people in China during the Korean War?
During the Korean War, Chinese people were affected in that so called Volunteers from China were sent to help the North Koreans. The result was the deaths of many Chinese soldiers. The Korean War was just one part of the "Cold War".
Is the cold war finished?
The Cold War ended many years ago, in 1991
Was it cold when World War 1 started?
no it was a blistering summer and many people died of heat stroke
What was the result of the bay of pigs invasion 1961?
capture of many people and raised tensions in the cold war
How did the cold war affect the nations that became part of NATO?
The Cold War involved the creation of huge stockpiles of nuclear weapons, warships, military aircraft etc., all of which are extremely expensive to build even if they are not used in war; taxpayers had to pay for all this (or at least, have to bear the burden of the national debt resulting from borrowing the money to pay for it). The Cold War included a number of subsidiary wars, notably including the Korean War and the Vietnam War, in which ordinary people were drafted to fight, and in which many people died and many were injured. Many young men simply left the US, to avoid being drafted. So the Cold War did take its toll on ordinary people.
