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Causes of the Cold War
Summary: The fundamental cause of the cold war was never a clash of Capitalism-Communism, because Communism was arguably, never achieved. It is unlikely that the two different social systems could co-exist, but if it had not been for all the other causes of the Cold War, the struggle might not have been as long or as dangerous.
In this essay I would like to highlight my understanding for the causes of the cold war. In fact, "the cold war" called in that name because of the struggle which is followed the World War II between superpowers: US & USSR. Both of sides work hard to widen their potency and narrowed the conflict, but it found overlap in it, which raise the stress and the struggle. The struggle lengthened from the end of the of second world war, middle of 1940s to the end of 1980s in 20th century, and the result was USSR collapsed in 1991, end of the cold war. The aim of this essay is to draw the attention to the people who don't aware that the fundamental cause of the cold war was a clash of ideologies between the superpowers, because of increased the radices of ideologies of this war and many historians negotiate...
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