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Not in the physical sence. Diplomatic relations might have been described as 'Frosty' between the Soviets & the rest of Europe and the US. Quite why this came about is difficult to understand. The Russian behaviour at the cessation of European hostilities in 1945 is, to me, incomprehensible. Their treatment of their so called Allies, principally the US & Britain, was unfriendly, and that puts it mildly in the extreme. Is anyone out there going to justify Soviet post war diplomatic policy ?
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∙ 14y agoYes, it was a war of words, and a war of political posturing. It was a war of psychological maneuvering, a war of threatening behavior, and a war of life-on-the-edge espionage. If you were involved in it by being part of the military or part of the diplomatic corps, or if you lived in eastern Europe, you were at war in a very real sense, even though there weren't any bombs or artillery actually going off; but you lived in a world where bombs and artillery could be going off any minute if somebody got out of control and made the wrong move.
In eastern Europe, people died by gunfire every day as they tried to make their way across guarded borders, through all sorts of fences and walls and barriers, to the freedoms of western Europe. People died in prisons and prison camps and died by abuse and torture; cruelty and uncertainty were the tools to keep the population in fear and under strict control, the Nazi playbook with some gruesome eastern twists. You'd never get their families to agree that it wasn't actually a war.
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∙ 15y agoit was cold
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What nuclear bombs were used in the Cold War?
No bombs were actually used during the Cold War. That was why it was not a hot war.
Fighting during the cold war actually started in which country?
It actually started in the Soviet Union
When did the cold war actually end?
Most experts would say that the Cold War ended with the fall of the Berlin Wall, or shortly thereafter.
Was The Cold War Declared By Congress?
The cold war was simply a term used. There was no war. The cold war was actually a "Stalemate between two sets of nuclear armed nations" that were waiting for an excuse to press the buttons on each other (buttons which fired nuclear missiles).
Where cold war became hot?
The main opponents of the Cold War were the United States and the Soviet Union. These countries never actually fought in the battle sense, so the war did not become "hot" between them.
If the cold war was not actually a war then what was it?
It was attritional or a 'War of Attrition' .
What was destroyed in the cold war?
Since the cold war wasn't actually a war (it was a TERM), nothing was destroyed.
What nuclear bombs were used in the Cold War?
No bombs were actually used during the Cold War. That was why it was not a hot war.
How would the cold war have developed across the world if the war had actually erupted?
Contradiction in terms; cold war means no war. The cold war would have terminated the split second war erupted.
Where did the cold war start actually fighting?
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What war is callofduty black ops in?
It's actually in Vietnam war not cold war. :O
What was the Soviet Union's rise and fall during the cold war?
no the fall of the soviet union was actually the cause of the end so it is not actually considered to have occurred during the cold war
Where did the Cold War take place?
the cold war actually necer really had a certain place that it was taken at but it did have to do with the U.S and Russia after world war II
What year did the cold warbegin?
The cold war wasn't an actually war- it was a sentiment of distrust that began right after WWII, so 1945.
Fighting during the cold war actually started in which country?
It actually started in the Soviet Union
When did the cold war actually end?
Most experts would say that the Cold War ended with the fall of the Berlin Wall, or shortly thereafter.
What type of war is a conflict in which you do not actually fight your enemy but there is a large amount of tension and possible of war?
cold war
