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Q: What was the highest point in the cold war?
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What was the point of the cold war?

The point of the cold war was to show which country is more powerful.


What was the high point of the Cold War?

to gain land the high point of the cold war was the Cuban missile crisis.


What was the Focal point of the cold war?

Germany, yes really.


Where was the focal point of the cold war in Europe immediately after World War 2?

germany


Could the Cold War be called the Third World War and why or why not?

The cold war from the point of view of the people and country's that were being literally destroyed was certainly not the Third world war. However from the point of view of those that make cold hard cash and gain power it was actually better then the second world war.


In what ways did the Koren war marka turning point in the cold war?

The Korean War was an active conflict while the Cold War was more of a standoff between global powers


In what ways did the Korean War mark turning point in the cold war?

The Korean War was an active conflict while the Cold War was more of a standoff between global powers


What three day battle in 1863 in Pennsylvania had the highest casualties of the war and was the turning point of the civil war?

That was Gettysburg.


Who is the highest jet fighter ace in the cold war?

The cold wars not based on fighting. I highly doubt there were any jet fighter ace's in it.


What were Ireland's highest and lowest points?

A high point: The kings of Tara. Low point: Cromwell's depradations after the English Civil War.


From the American point of view the cold war started when?

the Cold War stated when Stalin broke the Yalta agreement by forcing communism upon Eastern European Nations.


What was the point of calling the cold war the cold war when no one was at war?

Ah, but the East and West were very much at war: A war of ideologies, a war of political one-upsmanship, a war of nerves. The only thing it didn't have was shooting. So no hot guns blazing away, as in a typical "hot" war. Just nerves and hubris - a "cold" war.