Congress of Soviets

power base of the Nationalists. He became the head of propaganda department of the Nationalists, and edited the Political Weekly. Mao attended the Second Kuomintang Congress (Nationalist Party’s Congress) in January of 1926. Chiang Kai-shek, who became the leader of the Nationalist Party in 1925, wanted to get to get rid of the Soviet Union’s influence on his party, so he removed communists in important positions. Even though that happened in May, 1926, Mao stayed until October of…

between the Western nations and the Eastern Bloc. As Soviet power rapidly grew in the Eastern territories, the Western nations became evermore concerned for their own governments. In order to avoid being taken over by Communist forces, the Western countries joined…

Eisenhower was promising the Middle Eastern country military or economic aid. This aid was to assist in the resisting of the aggression by the communist in the Middle East. His doctrine was focused on preventing the increased Soviet influence within the Middle East. This increased Soviet influence was the direct result of supplied arms from the communist countries to Egypt. The other spectrum of communist influence was that of a strong communist support from the Arab states toward the counties…

should be achieved and maintained. This contradiction is due to the differing viewpoints of the presidents. Roosevelt was preparing for war against Nazi Germany, and Kennedy was being ushered into office during the height of the Cold War with the Soviet Union, and also during the Civil Rights Era of American history. Franklin D. Roosevelt was viewing freedom as the right of the people of the world. During Roosevelt’s presidency, much of the world was under attack from fascist movements across…

industrialized and still mobilized Soviets became the next threat to peace in the world; Winston Churchill even wanted to fight the Soviets to restore a democracy in Russia. Tensions were already high at the end of the war, with the Soviets creating a solidly communist bloc in the east in contention with the democratic west. The American response to foreign relations this time was much more proactive and ultimately set the path for future relations with the Soviet Union. Tensions began to…

in the late 1800’s and a leisure destination for Americas rich and famous, its ties suddenly changed when Fidel Castro’s overthrew the Battista regime, announced his Communist intentions and turned to the Communist influence of the Soviet Union. With the threat of Soviet power so close to the U.S., President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a partial embargo on Cuba’s export which led to the modern embargo on Cuba that everyone knows. The problem is this embargo ended a lot of opportunities for both…

He uses the idea and purpose of reflection in his organization of the speech first he talks about the battle of moral ideas the people are facing then he moves onto his larger idea and the fight against the Soviet Union. That is what leads Reagan to use the narrative of the young fa-ther, and a quote from C.S. Lewis to help illustrate what the root of evil is and where it comes from. This is also to establish the fear of what life would be without faith; the lack of faith and not knowing God is…

nuclear weapons if adjoin the Soviet Union; congenital up accepted arena armament to accommodate the nation a adjustable acknowledgment to Communist expansion; answerable that attached aegis spending aching the United States. • Although the admiral abstract the absolute blackmail to civic security, several developments in 1961 acute the faculty of crisis and provided cause for a aggressive buildup; Khrushchev about encouraged “wars of civic liberation,” adjustment the Soviet Union with…

The 19th century space race between the United States and the Soviet Union was one of the most influential times in the history and development of American technology. Rooted deeply in the Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union, the space race captivated both world powers and casted them against one another. It began in 1957, when the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, the first satellite ever to reach outer-space. The space race also occurred at a time in which…

“To what extent did fear of communism spark the Cold War?” To a large extent the fear of communism led to the spark of the cold war as it was perceived in the west that the soviets aimed to communise eastern Europe after world war 2. The cold war began in 1947 as tensions brewed between the USSR and the USA during and after the second world war. USSR were communist and the USA were capitalist because of these two ideological differences it divided Europe into east (USSR) and west (USA) with…