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Korea's Forgotten Shadow — The Conflict That Defined Cold War Rules

Korea is often called the Forgotten War in American memory, sandwiched between the triumph of World War II and the trauma of Vietnam. This is an American memory…

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Latin America: How the Cold War Made Coup Culture Respectable

# Latin America: How the Cold War Made Coup Culture Respectable The history of American intervention in Latin America did not begin with the Cold War. The Unit…

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The Legacy: What the Proxy Wars Left Behind

# The Legacy: What the Proxy Wars Left Behind When the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 and the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991, the Cold War ended. The proxy wars it h…

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Angola: Where Cuban Soldiers, Oil Revenue, and Superpower Chess Converged

# Angola: Where Cuban Soldiers, Oil Revenue, and Superpower Chess Converged Angola's civil war, which began at independence in 1975 and didn't formally end unt…

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Korea: The Test Case for Limited War

# Korea: The Test Case for Limited War When North Korean forces crossed the 38th parallel in June 1950, the United States faced a question it had never fully a…

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Vietnam: How an Ideological Framing Became a Strategic Trap

# Vietnam: How an Ideological Framing Became a Strategic Trap The United States' involvement in Vietnam is often described as a failure of strategy. That's acc…

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What the Superpowers Actually Wanted from the Proxy Wars

# What the Superpowers Actually Wanted from the Proxy Wars The standard account of Cold War proxy conflicts frames them as competitions over ideology: democrac…

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The Berlin Wall: How Cold War Ideology Became Physical Geography

# The Berlin Wall: How Cold War Ideology Became Physical Geography Between 1949 and 1961, roughly 2.7 million people left East Germany for the West. They walke…

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Proxy Wars and the Cold War Logic: Korea, Vietnam, Angola, and What the Superpowers Actually Wanted

# Proxy Wars and the Cold War Logic: Korea, Vietnam, Angola, and What the Superpowers Actually Wanted Here's a thought that takes a moment to fully settle: nei…

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The Suez Crisis, 1956 — The Moment Britain and France Realized the Empire Was Over

In the summer of 1956, Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalized the Suez Canal Company. The move was technically legal under Egyptian law, publicly popular, and economic…

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