Post-War Rebuilding and the Cold War: Crash Course European History #41

I just started reading 1984 and took him pointing it out for me to realize that constant visible warfare is in fact dystopic

The first Cold War

Fascinating stuff.

“Never that simple”….

We don’t really need an “enemy”… the work helps.

Proxy fights aren’t great…

We don’t need to tear down to build….

The blockade part is absolutely always missing the part where the soviets were happy to supply the city themselves and at least nominally didn't want Americans driving 100s of miles through East germany

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Well done…thank you!

2 years ago? What are you advertising?

Weird that the answer to James bond in the soviet union was a person with a fascist symbol

Is it just me, or did his speech slow down?

THE MONGOLTAGE IS BACK 🥳🥳🥳🎊🎊🎊

The UN is tough only against weak countries

This “unless you’re the Mongols” never gets old

After crying my heart out last episode, I was relieved to see the Mongols here