The fifties had more conflicts regarding the Cold War in Europe.
yes
They would either back down, as during the Cuban Missile Crisis; or fight a limited war (Limited to conventional weapons) such as the Korean War and the Vietnam War.
durin the cold war the three nations that got divided were Korea,Vietnam and,Germany
The Three Alliances are American, British, and French
both are conflicts.
Other than using old cold war products, such as weaponry, etc. None.
Surely more than three.
During the Cold War, Spain's major conflicts were largely shaped by its internal politics and its strategic position in Europe. The country was under the authoritarian regime of Francisco Franco, who, although initially neutral during World War II, aligned with the West during the Cold War, receiving U.S. military and economic aid. Key tensions included the struggle against Franco's dictatorship, which led to opposition movements, and Spain's eventual transition to democracy in the late 1970s. Additionally, Spain's colonial conflicts, particularly in Western Sahara, added to its complex geopolitical landscape during this period.
Yes, I would say so. The Greek Civil War is regarded as the first of many Cold War conflicts, beginning in 1944 and in progress when the Cold War began in 1945. As it was a definite loss for Communism, Greece remained staunchly on the side of Democracy throughout the Cold War.
The Cold War resulted in the Korean War and the Vietnam War.
The fifties.