It wasn't a war. It was called a war due to the lack of an easier term to say. The cold war meant "no shooting, no killing"...if it was a real shooting war, it would've been a hot war (guns get hot when fired and fire is hot).
The cold war was an arm's race; one upmanship on the other. It was brought on by the atomic bomb in 1945 and lasted until the Soviet Union became Russia again in 1990.
The Cold War (a stalemate/non-shooting war).
The cold war was NEVER FOUGHT! The cold war was an arm's race. If there had really been a war; it never would have been called a "Cold War." It would have been called WWIII (an atomic war).
It was called The Cold War.
There was no "Cold War" uniform. The Cold War was an uneasy peacetime situation, not a uniformed shooting war - that is called a "hot" war.
None, Soldiers weren't sent to the cold war it was called the cold war because it was the war that never happened.
Cold War?
it was a hot war was but it was called the ( COLD WAR) probably cause all the dead bodies.
it was called the Cold War
Do you mean, "Why was the era AFTER world war 2 called the cold war?" Because no one calls the era of WW2 the cold war.
The political tension was known as the Cold War.
the question makes no sense look at it again
No... The Holocaust ended before the era called the Cold War began.