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Declaration of the Cold War
Stalin declared "war" on capitalists because he thought they were governed by corruption. Both sides treaten each other really hard, but no real fighting occurred, which is why the war was deemed "cold", in the sense that nothing really happened. -
Greek Civil War
A second civil war breaks out between communistic and conservative Greeks. -
Iron Curtain
A symbol invented by Churchill, the Prime Minister of the UK at the time, symbolising the boundary dividing communists and capitalists. -
Formation of Bizonia
American and British forces join together in the allied territory of Germany to form the Bizone. -
Truman Doctrine
A regulations policy by Truman stating the US would assist Greece, Turkey, and other free nations from succumbing to the Soviet Union's clutches. -
Marshall Plan
A plan by the US to assist Europe in rebuilding their economies and cities after WWII with the intention of preventing the influence of communism. -
The Formation of NATO
NATO was founded by the countries Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, United Kingdom, and the United States, in order to resist the "evil" Communists. -
Korean War
North Korea invades her sister country, South Korea, thus beginning the Korean War which is technically still going on today after 정은 broke the treaty. -
Death of the Marshall Plan
Since Europe's industrial output was now sufficient, the Marshall Plan was no longer needed. -
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower becomes president. -
Death of Stalin
Joseph Stalin stops living after suffering from atherosclerosis caused by very heavy smoking. -
Formation of SEATO
SEATO was formed by Australia, France, New Zealand, Pakistan, Thailand, Philippines, United Kingdom, and United States to combat communism in the south eastern regions of Earth. -
JFK
John F. Kennedy becomes president. -
Berlin Wall
A wall that separated the West and East halves of Berlin. The Western half was of capitalist influence while the East was of communist influence.
