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Ex communist Whittaker Chambers accused former state department employee, Alger hiss, of spying for the Soviet Union.
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A revolution in Russia that brought communism to power.
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The iron curtain was a barrier dividing Europe into two parts from 1945-1991.
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Leaders of the Soviet union, Great Britain and the United States got together to discuss terms for World War 2.
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During World War 2 when the Allies dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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The policy that the United States should offer aid to countries threatened by communism.
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The Soviet Union version of the Marshall Plan, the Molotov Plan provided aid to countries that supported the Soviet Union.
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The United States offered aid to Western Europe after World War 2.
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Built by the Soviet Union to block/limit travel for the Allies.
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Military aid that brought goods and necessary items to East Berlin, by air, after their supply routs were cut off by West Berlin.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a military alliance between European and North American democracies, and was found after WW2.
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When Soviets first successfully detonates their first atomic bomb.
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Ten screenwriters ,producers, and directors who refused to answer questions about communism.
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A war between the United Nations and North Korea.
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The Rosenberg's were accused of having a plot to pass U.S. bomb secrets to the Soviets.
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A series of hearings between the United States Army and Senator Joseph McCarthy. Lasted from April to June that same year.
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A conference between many nations in Geneva, Switzerland to settle issues from the Korean War, and to discuss restoring peace in Indochina. Lasted from April 26-July 20 1954
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Between France and Viet Minh. the decisive battle that led to the first Indochina War.
