Cuba in the cold war Noah V

  • Red scare

    Red scare
    Belif that doviet union was attempting to spread communism world wide
  • Julius and ethel rosenberg

    Julius and ethel rosenberg
    aceused of giving the secerts of the atomic bomb found guilty haclear air dilrl
  • Duck and cover

    Duck and cover
    For childern in schools that did not know what to do
  • Fidel Castro

    Fidel Castro
    Castro claimed that he wanted to establish a regime that promoted political liberties and moderate reforms. Castro’s first revolution attempt, in the summer of 1953, failed, and he was put in jail.
  • Invsion

    December 1956, in an invasion that they hoped would lead to a swift victory. The invasion failed, but the survivors hid in the mountains of Cuba and launched both a publicity campaign and guerrilla warfare operations.
  • Cuba Missle Crisis

    Cuba Missle Crisis
    As a result, by the early 1960s, many Americans were living in fear of a nuclear attack. The Cuban Missile Crisis intensified these fears. Would missiles from Cuba land on U.S. shores at any minute?
  • Assult

    Beginning in March 1960, the CIA trained people who opposed Castro for the assault. The entire operation was to be highly secret, but the secret was poorly kept. Stories about it appeared in Cuban newspapers.
  • Bay of Pigs

    Bay of Pigs
    On April 17, 1961, the CIA-backed force of 1,400 Cuban refugees landed at the swampy Bay of Pigs on Cuba’s southern coast. A Cuban force of 20,000 easily overwhelmed the invaders, capturing about 1,100 men and imprisoning them.
  • Cuba Soviet Union

    In 1962, intelligence reports noted a dramatic increase in the cooperation between Cuba and the Soviet Union. Shipments of cargo from the Soviet Union to Cuba increased dramatically through the year, from an average of 14 per month to 28 per month in August and then to 46 per month in September. The CIA suspected these shipments included weapons.