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Yalda Conference
Germany divided after WWll into Eastern Germany/USSR and Western Germany/USA, France, GB and Allied leaders agreed all countries freed from Nazi's could hold democratic elections
Berlin
Capital city of Germany divided 4 ways USSR, USA, GB, France
Cold War
State of competition, tension, and hostility between the USSR and USA over how the world should be after WWll- USSR wanted to spread communism and the USA wanted to spread democracy
Stalin
broke his promise and refused to pull soviet troops from Eastern European countries occupied in WWll
Satellite States
run by the Soviet Union and forced to have communist governments
West Germany
USA, Britain, and France combined their sections of Germany to create the democratic nation of West Germany.
USSR
blocked all routes into Berlin
Berlin airlift
Truman sent cargo planes of supplies for a year to west Berlin when Stalin blocked routes
East Germany and East Berlin
communist controlled by Soviet Union
Marshall Plan
request to congress for money to help war torn nations to rebuild in Europe in the hopes they would remain democratic.
Nikita Khrushchev
replaced Stalin and told Western Europe to withdraw from Berlin and built the Berlin Wall when Kennedy refused.
containment
Keenan's plan to hold back communism
Berlin Wall
symbol of the Cold War for 30 years
Iron Curtain
invisible political line that Winston Churchill said divided Europe
Truman Doctrine
request to congress for money to fight communist rebels in Greece and Turkey