A war between nations that does not escalate to troops fighting one another is a 'cold' war. In the cold war, the Soviet Union and the United States were fighting each other by threatening with more powerful weapons, placing strong defensive troops on borders, and the diplomatic climate was 'cold' between the two.
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 a hot war was but it was called the ( COLD WAR) probably cause all the dead bodies.
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No... The Holocaust ended before the era called the Cold War began.
It was called the Cold War, but it wasn't a war, but a conflict.
another name for the Korean war is called "the forgotten war" and "the Unknown War" another name for the bad relations between the U.S. and the soviet unionwas called the cold war
This was called: "The cold war"
It was called "The Berlin Airlift."
The Cold War (a stalemate/non-shooting war).
The Cold War was not "cold" per say, but was simply the name of a war that took place.
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).
Cold War.
The Cold War had no direct involvement between the united states and the Soviet Union that's why it's called the cold war
Long 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.