Decoding the Cold War: Tensions, Impact, and Lessons for Contemporary Politics
The Cold War, often termed as the “silent war,” spanned nearly half of the 20th century, polarizing the world into two superpowers locked under ideological differences - the United States and the Soviet Union. The aftermath of World War II set the stage for these nations, that emerged as the most powerful out of the ashes of global devastation, to engage in a protracted period of political, strategic, and ideological confrontation. As the decades have passed since the fall of the Berlin Wall - the iconic barrier that symbolized the schism between two ideologies - and the Soviet Union dissolution, it becomes increasingly relevant to delve into this complex period and extrapolate pertinent lessons for our contemporary society.
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