The Cold War between the United States and Soviet Union did not go "hot" due to the specter of mutually assured destruction through the use of nuclear weapons. The Cold War was in fact fought, in the shadows and through proxies across the world.
Nukes; without nuclear weapons there would have been NO cold war.
Both sides feared "mutually assured destruction."
The longest war the United States ever entered was the Vietnam War.
The cold war was never cold nor hot.
A war that was never fought.
There was no actual war, so no one died in the war, since the war never happened.
A cold war.
The longest war the United States ever entered was the Vietnam War.
Part of the cold war.
Switzerland
Well, yes, we and the USSR were basically the only real country's in the war. However the cold war never really was a literal war. However the Korean War and the Vietnam War were effects of the Cold War, Also the Cuban Missile Crisis was as well.
No. The cold war never went hot.
The cold war was never cold nor hot.
The world entered the nuclear age and the Cold War began.
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).
He never lived to see the cold war.
They entered because they wanted to EDIT: Czechoslovakia never entered World War II. It was annexed by Germany before the war began.
The Korean War, The Vietnam War, Invasion of Panama, and Granada
A war that was never fought.