Cold War

Since 1945.

By the summer of 1946 we had built 9: 3 tested, 2 used, 4 stockpiled.

for 20 years

The commonly-accepted answer is the Soviets wanted to take over the world; Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told a group of Western ambassadors "We will bury you" at a Moscow diplomatic function on 18 November 1956.

However the Soviets took a more detailed approach, and a country-by-country analysis will show they they targeted fewer countries than expected. Greece, South Korea, and Nicaragua were battlegrounds (with the Soviets only successful in Nicaragua , while Cuba, Yugoslavia, Vietnam, and China were countries engaged in their own civil wars where the victors (Castro, Tito, Ho Chi Minh, and Mao Tse Tung adopted communism, but styled it to their own use.

For various reasons, including his action of firing Douglas MacArthur who was the most prominent anti-Communist at the time.

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There are virtually no more collective farms in North Korea. Severe droughts and famine in the 1990s completely dismantled the entire system.

Nikita Khrushchev

No

The geographical location inhibits the ability to resist Soviet control because there are no barriers to prevent from being invaded by Russia.

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Poland

The Iron Curtain was the name given to the political among other aspects barrier that the USSR put between itself and the Western or Capitalist world. It did this because the Communists basically disagreed with the ideology of the Capitalist systems.

Broadly, the 17 parallel, but in detail mostly following the Ben Hai River.

Red China was given Ancient super weapons from the Illuminati. The world was shocked to hear that they might use it on Africa. The Africans had no way to defend themselves. The only weapons they had were spears and stones. The Chinese used the Super Weapons to rape themselves in the buttox

The Soviet Union enforced a one-party system in Eastern Europe through the use of terror, assassination, torture, slave labor, and internal exile for any that opposed them. It was a criminal offense to do anything that might be construed as "counter revolutionary" and it was often punishable by death or long prison sentences in the gulag system of slave labor camps.

The "MAD" (Mutually Assured Destruction) military philosophy is portrayed sardonically as each side guarantees that the other will be checked by the fear of meeting the same fate as one's enemies but in the film the "Russkis" trump the US with the "Doomsday Device" since they can't keep up with the "Missile Gap" .

Russia:

Crimean War-1853/1856 against Britain and France. [Russia Lost]

Russo-Japanese War-1904/1905 against Japan. [Russia Lost]

The Great War - Against the Central Powers (Czarist Russia lost the war, when the German Empire allow Lenin to setup a new Government that would be establish called The Soviet Union bringing the country out of the war by signing The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk)

The Winter War Russia and Finland 1939 - 1940 [Russia Lost]

WW2-Against Nazi Germany, Axis Allies, and The Empire Of Japan Japan [Soviet Union Won]

Korean War - Soviet pilots fought American and NATO pilots during the Korean War along with training Chinese and North Korean pilots to fly MiG-15s.

Communist expansion.

Fidel Castro, Joseph Stalin, Mikhail Gorbachev, Nikita Kruscheyev, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, and Ronald Reagan.

rephrase the question. Did you mean how many battles has Tsar Nicholas been in? commanded? Ordered? etc..

Their equipment supplies the answer; Soviet/Red Chinese tanks, jets, artillery, AK47s, etc.

theres no difference apart from people demanding and suppling

Strike while the iron is hot. When shaping steel, it's red hot, that's when a hammer will shape it. After it's cooled down, iron is fixed into it's last form. You want to reshape it, it must be re-heated, red hot. To harden it, dip it quickly into water, now it's brittle and will break like glass...so you temper it, exposing it to white or red hot stones until blue colors work their way all along the metal...then "figure 8" the project slowly into water...now it's tempered.

"Strike while the iron is hot" is an old saying, meaning "hit the enemy while you're on a roll!" Or, "Strike the enemy, while all your men are "worked up" (excited, incensed, physically and mentally crazy enough to do it/to get the job done)."

Retreat, is yes; fall back, re-group (re-organize, get your act back together again) and try it again next time (live to fight another day).

he was not the god pres

The Berlin Air Lift, with which the Western Powers succeeded in supplying the city, thus going over the Soviet blockade.

The B-52 Stratofortress is 159 ft long, wingspan of 185 ft and max take off weight of 488,000 pounds.