Economics & physical damage is and was irrelevant to the cold war (other than going "bankrupt" which is what happened to the Soviets thus ending the cold war in 1990). The cold war was created by the atomic bomb.
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The Statue of Liberty was damaged by shrapnel in The Black Tom explosion at Jersey City, NJ in 1916.
After Hitler took control of the German government, he proceeded to build up Germany's military. This was in violation of the Treaty of Versailles, but no one was in the mood and/or in the position to stop him.
from the begining of the world war till the end of the Russian civil war about 40 milion Russians died plus russia wasnt a kingdom anymore
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China
Great britain
Colonialism and Communism
Politically, no. Economically, perhaps
In the US, the end of World War One began what is termed the Roaring Twenties. The US economy was strong and not damaged by WW1. There was a "party" atmosphere" surrounding prohibition and many illegal clubs serving alcohol opened up. Women were in a "liberated mode" and the stock market was booming. On the other hand, Europe had been economically hurt by the war both in terms of lost life and damaged economies.
No country currently rules the world. Economically, China is very strong.
To compete economically in the world. Specifically to compete with the USA.
Britain
Soviet union
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They are economically dependent on industrialized countries APEX