Several things : -The Tito-Stalin breakup of Yugoslavia and the USSR was in 1948 and not 1949. -During the Cuban missile crisis missiles were mostly removed from Turkey, and they were outdated anyway. -France never left NATO, they left the military block. -The arms race started well before the 1980s.
well, he represented the entire USRR ending at the same time, when we know that Russia and the Baltics left first, and that lead the Union to collapse. In fact was the coupe in Russia that led to the fall of the Union.
That was a secret deal, (removal of missiles from Turkey) which did not come to light until at least 20 years later. They were removed from Turkey, but to cover up the secret deal, it was stated that the missiles were "outdated" .
PYTE Switzerland: Hey finland Finland: Yeah swiss? Switzerland: Wanna eat some popcorn and watch a this new movie called "cold war"? Finland: LET'S EE WHO WILL WIN
I think the NATO kicked the taliban`s ass. Bin Laden was killed. I dont think there will be ever peace in Afghanistan. They have been fighting in the last 40-50 years...
0:00 Introduction 0:15 Context 1:03 The Iron Curtain 1:43 Divisions 2:27 Influence Wars 3:05 Wars in Asia 3:57 The Suez Canal 4:36 Elsewhere in the world 5:04 Cuban Missile Crisis 5:42 Vietnam War 6:13 Soviet ascent 6:59 The fall of the USSR
When Stalin kept sending assassins to kill him, Tito then wrote a letter to him personally to cut it out, or else he'd send an assassin of his own, and that he wouldn't have to send another. I think that's true, right?
"Im blocking your supply lines to Berlin. What are you gonna do about it?" "I suppose we'll just...fly the supplies in" "Alright Truman, you win this round"
The US spends 4% and people think *that's* a lot. 14 is crazy. Though the US probably spent a lot more at the time, and they can also get away with a lower percent since they had a better economy in general.
Kevin Hernandez-Rives if the US did that today it would be spending $2,520,000,000,000, or to put it into words, two trillion five hundred twenty billion dollars, that's a crazy amount of economy to put towards any one area
USSR was a different economy and the only problem USSR faced is corruption and bureaucracy. And this problems was newer defeated even in modern days post-soviet countries
Russia simply cannot keep up with its tech. Yes they have a lot of tanks and nuclear missiles. Their actually standing army though is not all that impressive and their economy is relatively small. China is the only power that can really stand up to the United States.
Don`t pay attention to the comments below, there is a struggle between patriots of different countries, but what a patriot you are, if you don`t respect the opinions of other people...
I honestly agree with you lmao i just read a 20-30 comment thread abt how ussr invade afgahnistan and win and then the other half said that the us kicked them out and then the discussion somehow came to islam bad like wtf
@@thomasgrisdale7080 the irish contributed soldiers to the british army. However, there was a schism in the parliament about granting home rule for the Irish, in which some rebelled
Geo History Stalin and Churchill agreed that Greece remains in Western spheere of Influence, not Soviet spheere. So Stalin left the Greek Communists to fend for themselves. Yugoslavs supported Greek Communists to estsblish the Balkan bloc (Yugoslavia, Albania, Bulgaria and Greece), but Tito-Soviet split and Greek integration in to NATO put onsticles and Idea of Balkan bloc failed.
G. K. Chesterton 1922 about POLAND: "I judged the Poles by their enemies. And I found it was an almost unfailing- truth that their enemies were the enemies of magnanimity and manhood. If a man loved slavery, if he loved usury, if he loved terrorism and all the trampled mire of materialistic politics, I have always found that he added to these affections the passion of a hatred of Poland. She could be judged in the light of that hatred; and the judgment has proved to be right."
The Chinese already started to be a world power and caused multiple African countries to support China, especially Australians. I can't be wooshed if I got the joke btw.
@@LazyAndFabulous Let me add a few words. The Chinese believe that they love peace, and because China was humiliated by China’s weakness in the 19th century, and after many wars against colonialism, the Chinese chose the Communist Party of China, which helped China to rejuvenate (The Chinese think that we are just back where we were originally, so we don’t call it the rise). In the 1960s, China and the Soviet Union, the two socialist powers, finally parted ways because of a deviation in their understanding of communism, and the Soviet Union betrayedTo achieve its own ideals, to practice great power chauvinism and hegemonism, and to behave like the United States, which made it difficult for the Chinese to accept, so China actively participated in the exchanges with the third world countries, and this allowed China to restore the five permanent posts of the United Nations.One seat of the council
China will lose, Picking a fight with the Americans is one thing, But they are causing tensions with nearly every Nation in Asia since this pandemic in the world started. US and China both with shady pasts should be careful the world doesn't just turn on both of them.
@@juanramos297 they were present even before USA & UK supported them by giving arms, they also invited radicals from different groups. Simply all the terrorists problems of modern day were fueled by decisions made by Super Powers. Islam radicalization is just 1/2 part of this conflict
@@juanramos297 Terrorist organization emerged when oil was discovered in Middle East. They dreamed of imaginary Islamic world. Powerful armies used them for their benefit and later dumped them.
Excellent video. However, you forgot to mention the CIA intervention in South America, aligning and supporting the right-wing dictatorships, per example, supporting the military intervention in the 1973 Coup d'état in Chile.
I feel like all the military interventions would need a separate video, and I'd really like to see that one. I'm from the states and no one here even knows about them.
Only partially. In fact, elections wasn't fully free because communist guaranteed to themselves 65% of the seats in parliament as a condition. Formally regaining independence of Poland was a process called "transformation" which started in late 80' when communist realizes that Soviet Union will collapse.
honestly, thank you again, i am so glad that people like these exist, who make these videos. really helping out students out there, thanks to your effort!
Spectacular video, really fascinating. It would be really awesome if someday we could have a long-form video that lists out all the microsatellite war/conflict that happened between the major ones listed in this one (such as the US/USSR's influence over Ethiopia and Somalia in the Ogaden war, or the various attempted communist regimes in central/south America)
@@rafaelssj You ever watched a mapping video for someone to say "The Nazis invented the Tiger tank in this year"? No. The space Race is relevant to humanity but not to this war.
Originally, I made a comment about Chernobyl and how it was a root cause of the collapse of the soviet collapse. However, it seems like I can't find a good source to either confirm or decline these statements. So just disreguard the original comment (Below) The original comment: Might've been a good idea to also talk about Chernobyl. Chernobyl, for anyone who is unaware, was the largest civilian nuclear disaster in history. Radioactive fallout from the explosion in Pripyat was able to travel all the way to New Jersey, and hundreds of thousands died from Radiation Poisoning. The key thing about this, however, was that, because of how much the USSR tried to cover it up, it ultimately became a factor in the breakup of the USSR.
Get ya facts straight, troll. "Hundreds of thousands" did not die from Chernobyl, even if you count cancer deaths suspectedly caused from it in the last 25 years. International studies say about 4,000 have directly died and the UN estimates 40,00 adversely affected with radiation. Yes, more were relocated and suffered lifestyle losses. And Chernobyl was NOT a factor in the USSR dissolution. That is a piece of Western propaganda. It arose from (depending on who you believe) a series of political decisions made by Gorbachev and the Supreme Council of the time, and then Yeltsin's arrival. They admit to that themselves. Do some research and stop exaggerating for propaganda bullshit.
@@thedolphin5428 Dude, you don't have to go so hard on it. So what I made a few mistakes? It was 2 years ago. My understanding of history has changed a lot since then. I mean, heck, when I wrote it, COVID hadn't even left the PRC yet.
@@Jess-76507 It's idiots like you who spread their ignorance all over the web. You type from the hip, all kinds of non-factual shit. "Oh, so I made a few mistakes". Don't you realise others will read that shit and then proliferate it more because they're too fucking lazy to google real information. Well, delete your bullshit then. Like many, you just drop mental litter, stupid thought bubbles of prejudice, then let it blow down the street and polute the environment. No wonder the world is getting more and more stupid by the year. Ignorance breeds ignorance -- idiots believe idiots. Why don't you spend 1 minute fact checking before you upload your fantasies? And, are you making similar mistakes today? Until you learn the lesson you probably are. Watch your mind, your mouth, your social comment, young son.
@@thedolphin5428 You're being over-agressive at the fact that I made a mistake because the American education system screwed me over. At the time, I was still in a physical, brick and mortar school, with a real history textbook, which I read, and gave the information from the textbook to make a comment on a video. Additionally, you blame me for not wanting to learn anything, and yet, look at the video you're commenting under.
@@Jess-76507 No Jesse, not overly "aggressive". Don't be a sook.And I'm NOT "holding you at gunpoint", and I'm NOT playing "cancel culture". You are free to speak and type ANYTHING YOU LIKE, ANYWHERE, ANYTIME. But if someone recognises it as an untrruth, then be prepared to get a lesson in truth WITHOUT crying "cancel culture". I just call out bullshit wherever I see it. Suck if up if you're the bullshit provider. But good on you for correcting yourself. You could have just deleted it (because it was wrong) or edited if to be right... all without excusing yourself or blaming your education. Mate, we all got brainwashed at school by our cultural propaganda. But as we grow up we learn to check our facts, think for ourselves, take responsibility for our ignorance, and thank those who correct our misapprehensions. Nuff said.
They felt as though the UK and the USA were hogging all the power and that they couldn't get leverage within NATO or on the world stage. Nonetheless, they kept close ties and remained part of the Western Bloc.
I came across his video on ww1 by accident and end up watching ww2 and the cold war too. My only criticism about these videos is I should have popcorn beforehand 😩 It was really exciting to watch
The video was very historically and technically accurate, so props for that. But maybe an extra minute or so explaining the final years of the USSR would have been even better. It was much more complex and non-trivial than what was explained here.
I think you missed Ceausescu's Romania's separation from the USSR area of influence by 1968. They were communists but not USSR allies anymore. The Hungarian Revolution in 1958 and the soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1968 are something worth to mention as well.
@@shieldde6209 make that 0.1% chance of WW3. The world is now shifted to economics and trade relations so the chances of any Great War is low. Also, the idea of colonizing areas is also now a thing of the past and internet, media and technology are currently influencing humanity.
Foh real tho. Thank god JFK and Kruschev were willing to be reasonable and compromise in 1962. Can you imagine if our leaders today were faced with the same challenge? Personally, I don't think it would end well....
As in America, I am not going to say that I know too much about the Cold War, but I went with my parents and about 45 other Americans in 1989 the USSR. My Mother was intending to go on a peace missions . She spent most of my teenage years going to schools trying to educate children and parents how it was her mission in life to establish world peace, especially with the Russians , even if what she was doing was just her small part . She had thousands of members , and she went to Russia many times , and she did have me go with her on one trip . I did go like I said during the Cold War . I have to say I was a little bit afraid , and I got to stay with a host famiy. They were very gracious and kind . I just remember being taught in school that they were the enemy, and we were taught to be fearful. Anyway, my best friend and I went . I remember that it was very cold. I had never experienced that kind of cold temperature in my whole life.. our summers were about 90 degrees , we were lucky to see Snow, which we loved , and about the coldest we would ever get was about 20 to 30° . I wore warm clothing, but nothing could prepare me for what what I was about to experience . I remember passing a group of small children, and they were laughing at us. It's like they knew we were stupid Americans for not dressing for the cold weather. I remember seeing statues of Lenin and Stalin, and I I remember being in Red Square, which was so fascinating , and remember taking pictures with my Polaroid camera, and also just was so excited, also being there at a time where Mikhail Gorbachev was President. I was in the eighth grade at the time and because we were there for two weeks., my homework was too write my activies each day, put them into a journal type booklet , and then speak about them to my class. We got to spend a few days in the Republic of Georgia. That was fascinating as well and all the beautiful history. we decided to stop there because we were from Atlanta Georgia so we wanted to go from Georgia to Georgia. we still have lifelong friends and I will never forget my wonderful experiences. , especially as an American citizen, but to say that I was, there is just amazing. I Just awesome history! I hope that I don't offend anyone if I did I'm truly sorry!
This video does an amazing job of showing just how complex and far-reaching the Cold War was. It's a stark reminder of how dangerous the arms race was and how close we came to global nuclear conflict. The lessons of the Cold War are still relevant today, as we continue to navigate global tensions and seek peaceful solutions to conflicts. Let's use the lessons of the past to build a better future. #LessonsOfTheColdWar #PeaceOverConflict #GlobalSolutions
that's what happens when two powers are afraid to face each other, this is what happening now between "Saudi Arabia and Iran" please make video about it, thank you
A well explained & crisp video. But, pertaining to this context (as insignificant as it may seem), I do take offence that India's map is incorrectly depicted. I request the makers to take note of this and make amends accordingly. Absolute accuracy is essential when talking about Geo Politics :)
it is not essential. the point of this video is to educate about history of world, not the geography of world. don't try to find problems in everything fgs
Bro, you know when you find a cool video and then you're like "I'm going to check this channel out". But then you realize they only have a few videos so you have to wait for a new one. That just happened to me :( Great work though :)
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@@apisd8455 ??? USSR and PRC had border conflicts. In 1971 Nixon sent Kissinger to PRC; they were on the same page about USSR threat. In 1979 PRC and USA established office diplomatic relationship after a few years in UN. PRC & USSR tensión only started to ease in middle 1980s.
Impressive work, putting 45 years of geopolitical events in an under 10 minute video, but there is one big problem with this format: it oversimpliefies the whole cold war. The Korean Conflict, the Vietnam war, the African decolonisation and the Afghan war are mentioned in such a way that it doesn't cover their real cause or the whole outcome. Also important treaties like SALT1 and Nixons visit to China are totally ignored. Still amazing work, just the format isnt the best for such a long period of complicated geopolitical events.
This is really well made! I love it! It also explains the cold war pretty well, although you could talk about some other events as well, like the Prague Spring and the following occupation of Czechoslovakia. But anyway, it's a great video!
meh it was probably recognized at first as one becuase of it's past and britain's lingering diplomatic prestige, but it was obvious to everybody the USA and USSR were the 2 giants of the post-ww2 world and that britain was just too small to compete.
cold war was not historical accurate since it put so many alternate choice and you should not learn from it, play Cod World at War if you want a game that you can learn from it
- The Cold War was a 45-year face-off between the US and the USSR. - The two superpowers emerged after WWII, with the US being a liberal democracy and the USSR a federal communist state. - Both powers tried to peddle their influence in Europe, resulting in the division of the continent into two blocks separated by the Iron Curtain. - Indirect confrontations between the two powers and their allies took place in Greece, China, Korea, Vietnam, and Latin America. - The US established NATO, while the USSR set up the Warsaw Pact. - China broke its alliance with the USSR and aimed to become a new world power. - Many countries chose to remain neutral by creating the Non-Aligned Movement. - The USSR took advantage of the US's failure to influence Cuba diplomatically and sent soldiers, military ships, and missiles to the island. The Cold War was a 45-year-long geopolitical conflict between two superpowers, the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), which lasted from the end of World War II in 1945 until the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. After World War II, Europe was left divided into two blocks separated by the Iron Curtain. The US offered loans to revive the economy and establish trade links, while the USSR wanted to protect its borders and set up pro-Soviet governments in liberated countries. The two powers battled for influence in science, industry, space, sports, and military. The Soviet Union invested heavily in industry and arms, testing its first atomic bomb in 1949. The US set up NATO, a military alliance between countries of the Western bloc, the same year. Throughout the Cold War, there were many indirect confrontations between the two powers and their allies, including in Greece, China, Korea, Vietnam, Europe, and Latin America. The USSR organized its own military alliance through the Warsaw Pact and installed hundreds of long-range missiles pointed at Western Europe. In response, the US pointed its missiles towards Soviet territories. The Cold War ended with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. Bullet Summary: - Cold War: geopolitical conflict between USA and USSR from 1945 to 1991 - Europe divided into two blocks separated by Iron Curtain - USA offered loans to revive economy, USSR wanted to set up pro-Soviet governments - Both powers battled for influence in science, industry, space, sports, and military - Indirect confrontations in Greece, China, Korea, Vietnam, Europe, and Latin America - USSR installed missiles pointed at Western Europe, USA pointed missiles towards Soviet territories - Cold War ended with collapse of Soviet Union in 1991
An excellent synopsis, but I was disappointed you didn't mention the uprising in Poland 1949, Hungary 1956, and Czechoslovakia 1968 which were all very important events rejecting communist totalitarianism. A-
... Another mistake In the 1980‘s, Yugoslavia was still Communist (SFR Yugoslavia) and wasnt in the Eastern Block from 1948 (TSS) That alliance slowly broke apart and the Soviets did have a secret invasion plan of SFRY, Albania and Greece (Tito-Stalin Split in 1948) The leaders of SFRY were against the Soviets and they saw it as an opportunity to set up a powerfull COM state in the south.
“Sir, you need to take a look at this photograph” “You’re right. That’s the cutest dog I’ve ever seen” “Sir, I was referring to the long ranged missiles”
Not to forget that the US put missiles first in Turkey which was an act of agression towards The USSR and they act towards it by putting missiles in Cuba
3:36 In Vietnam it wasn't a rebellion, it was a war for independence. The independence movement was armed by the communists because France (the colonizer) was part of the western bloc. There were militia in the south fighting for the north, yes, but North Vietnam had an organized, hierarchy-based army.
West will crumble too. Money and brainwashing(media) aren't enough. You gotta have an ideology to sustain a civilization. What is the ideology o the west? Liberalism in itself is a lack of any solid ideology. Basically believe whatever you want. That ain't sustainable.
And in 1:39 could anyone explain me. That was Russian zone, after the Iron Curtain was drawn. So how come British, French and American forcer were there. They sould be at the blue zone. Please can anyone explain this to me
Ussr was weaker militarily. By the time Brezhnev died the Soviets were behind on every significant competitive front, whether it be the space race, economy, science, militarily or socially.
@@Lavyel_Regnum USA didn't crush USSR military.... After Gorbachev became leader ,the Soviets broke... If USSR didn't existed then USA would have destroyed whole world
I understand that an issue as complex as the Cold War can't be discussed in much detail in an 8min video, but the map contains a number of inaccuracies that suggest a geopolitical situation that seems much less in favor of the US (and much more in favor of the USSR) than it actually was. At the start of the Cold War, much of the Middle East was in western hands, with countries like Saudi Arabia becoming close to the US ever since the end of WW2 and all the oil fields in the region under Anglo-American control. Iraq and Jordan for instance, were also on the US side, until Iraq became neutral after the 1958 revolution. The Iraqi government was then deposed in 1963, the Baath party in power crushed the communists and Iraq aligned itself with Washington again for some time. Despite Arab-Israeli hostility, both Israel and Arab countries fell into Western influence (with the exception of Syria, but even Egypt, Israel's fiercest enemy, joined the West in 1978). The Apartheid regime that held the most developed country in Africa was closely allied with the US for the entirety of the Cold War. By 1965 also, Indonesia firmly and definitively versed into the western camp, having wiped out a million communist sympathizers and their families in a 6-month period. That same year, Africa's second biggest country, Zaïre, was taken over by a US-backed thug called Mobutu, establishing itself as a loyal puppet of the West. Not until the 1970s was the African continent fully liberated of European colonial control (although countries like France retained an enormous influence on their former colonies' political systems and economic infrastructure). After 1979, China also developed close relations with the US, leaving the Soviet Union essentially alone in the "anti-West" camp (except perhaps for Iran after its 1979 revolution, though it did not fully join the Soviet camp). And Latin America is pretty much left out of that picture (barely visible on this video after 1962), although the entire continent, apart from a very few exception, has been dominated by the US throughout the Cold War. Finally, Pakistan was supported by the US at the height of the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. On the other hand, Cuba clearly was on the Soviet side from 1962 onwards... Quick note on Vietnam though, the South wasn't nationalist. In fact Ho Chi Minh and most of the National Liberation Front that fought US and South Korean invaders and the South Vietnamese government were nationalists. South Vietnam was a western-made geographic entity that had no historical nor political legitimacy and that was dominated by a Vietnam-born transnational elite that essentially served US economic interests and geopolitical goals.
Interesting take on history. I didn't know North Vietnam "beat" the United States considering there were no real combat US forces left in Vietnam.....North Vietnamese broke the Peace Accords and attacked the South this was after the United States pulled out, which Nixon resigning Ford didn't have the clout to send troops back in.......and so went South Vietnam
Said from a citizen of a nation that destroyed the fair election for reunifcation in 1958. Vietnam is and will always be one nation. US should have never made an enemy out of Vietnam.
@Jack Martin socialism is a broad range of ideologies in the same way was theirs multiple ideologies that fall under capitalism. That's like saying that an ancap who believes in a completely free market with no government intervention is the as Scandinavia. Yeah they both have the same belief at its core but they are two very different things.
They are the same, they just use different means to get to their goals. Which they won't ever reach. Both are marxist ideas and they're the worst for any country.
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WW1: Season 1
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Cold war:DLC
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You think its fun to live in these periods?
@@mcj2219 twas only a joke man
@@obliv529 let's WIII for a new joke ha mate.
Ww3: futuristic jet pack dlc game.
Several things :
-The Tito-Stalin breakup of Yugoslavia and the USSR was in 1948 and not 1949.
-During the Cuban missile crisis missiles were mostly removed from Turkey, and they were outdated anyway.
-France never left NATO, they left the military block.
-The arms race started well before the 1980s.
well, he represented the entire USRR ending at the same time, when we know that Russia and the Baltics left first, and that lead the Union to collapse. In fact was the coupe in Russia that led to the fall of the Union.
It’s hard to describe the Cold War in just under 8 minutes. It was bound to happen.
"France never left NATO, they left the military block."
Isn't a NATO strictly miliatry block?
That was a secret deal, (removal of missiles from Turkey) which did not come to light until at least 20 years later. They were removed from Turkey, but to cover up the secret deal, it was stated that the missiles were "outdated" .
@Yuki You yeah I was going try to correct you, but I look in to it, and your right. Yeah good job
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LMAO UNDERRATED COMMENT
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@Kayra Guner psi
Why no one talk about sweden
@@historiand9473 because the money is on switzerland...
When you realise Ireland, Switzerland, Sweden, and Finland were so nuetral they didn’t even join the neutral alliance
Lmao, the country with the best education, Finland.
Lmao
@James Roy wut
Sweden : im neutral but im support vietcong
@@sankarsah Iceland 🇮🇸 I'm so natural you will forget i excist.
Finland:
*grabs popcorn*
PYTE Switzerland
PYTE
Switzerland: Hey finland
Finland: Yeah swiss?
Switzerland: Wanna eat some popcorn and watch a this new movie called "cold war"?
Finland: LET'S EE WHO WILL WIN
@@wdsansyboy1134 so true 😂😂😂
Finland and Switzerland: Hey Sweden, want to join in?
Sweden: This movie is too scary, I don’t want to get involved.
Wdsansterous 137 Lol! It's exactly that! 😂
USSR: "Let's invade Afghanistan!"
*fails*
USA: "Lets invade Afghanistan!"
*fails*
It's result of isi
@Inigo Bantok Your Right
@Inigo Bantok that’s what you think LOL
USA's invasion of Afghanistan didn't fail, it was the occupation that didn't go so well
I think the NATO kicked the taliban`s ass. Bin Laden was killed.
I dont think there will be ever peace in Afghanistan. They have been fighting in the last 40-50 years...
0:00 Introduction
0:15 Context
1:03 The Iron Curtain
1:43 Divisions
2:27 Influence Wars
3:05 Wars in Asia
3:57 The Suez Canal
4:36 Elsewhere in the world
5:04 Cuban Missile Crisis
5:42 Vietnam War
6:13 Soviet ascent
6:59 The fall of the USSR
No need but thanks I gess
this is unhelpful
this is disgraceful
Thanks it helpfully
@@tdm_nicky5603i dont rememberl making this at all, or even watching this
Don't forget Tito, the leader of communist Yugoslavia, hated Stalin
Tito did not actually care
He just kept peace for Yugoslavia
When Stalin kept sending assassins to kill him, Tito then wrote a letter to him personally to cut it out, or else he'd send an assassin of his own, and that he wouldn't have to send another. I think that's true, right?
Chess-Playing Skeleton I’ve heard that.
tito after he died caused the fall of yugoslavia
@@paudelfamily4812 um- have you ever even seen Yugoslavia
This is what would social distancing war look like
Mhm
I agree
😂😂
Ww3 be like
Cornoa Moment
"Im blocking your supply lines to Berlin. What are you gonna do about it?"
"I suppose we'll just...fly the supplies in"
"Alright Truman, you win this round"
Hey hey, Oversimplified, nice!
His father used to punish him severely.
@@Mrgazeygams_Is_A_Tit there is a tax for that
More Economic Downturn
Dude,
Uncool
USSR: *uses 14% of its GDP on armament*
USSR: wHy IsN't My EcOnOmY wOrKiNg
USSR: *dies*
The US spends 4% and people think *that's* a lot. 14 is crazy. Though the US probably spent a lot more at the time, and they can also get away with a lower percent since they had a better economy in general.
Kevin Hernandez-Rives yep
Kevin Hernandez-Rives if the US did that today it would be spending $2,520,000,000,000, or to put it into words, two trillion five hundred twenty billion dollars, that's a crazy amount of economy to put towards any one area
Miguel Fernández I wonder how north Korea hasn't collapsed yet they spend I think around 17 to 20 percent of their GDP on military
USSR was a different economy and the only problem USSR faced is corruption and bureaucracy. And this problems was newer defeated even in modern days post-soviet countries
But don't forget, that USA put it's rockets in Turkey and after that USSR put it's in Cuba
No. USSR puts before. After USA puts Italy and Turkey
@@dariomoreno9267 go to school
Firdevs Yöreoğlu nopppppppopofwrlijewfjipefw
@@lapuntadifeza Thats what they are taught in school
Italy and turkey u mean
The part about France is inaccurate. France left the “united command,” but was still part of NATO.
Yea true
They also promised to rejoin if the eastern bloc ever invaded
And just outright rejoined in 2009
6:04
✖️Stopping communism
✔️ Losing to some farmers in Vietnam
Edit: Shut up it's a fucking joke god I hate RUclips comments
Long-term Vietnamese communist
cộng sản việt nam muôn năm
@@thanhatle8709 i cant see you where bush you hide?
FlankZ hahahahaha, punji spikes covered in poo
Dzyntsan Vietcong is John cena dad
America vs USSR
Next Up:
America vs Russia
China*
America Vs America
@In brightest day, in blackest night Brasil can rise too, and Europe is still in action, and Japan and many more.
In brightest day, in blackest night vs North Korea
Russia simply cannot keep up with its tech. Yes they have a lot of tanks and nuclear missiles. Their actually standing army though is not all that impressive and their economy is relatively small. China is the only power that can really stand up to the United States.
Korea is the only country divided by the cold war but still is even after cold war ended.. Hope they can reunite
I think Palestine also counts
China won't let north korea fall because they're a buffer state between them and the us troops
As a South Korean I thank you but I don't think it's realistically possible
@@kamakiller1145 then why not let it unite under the the North Korean leader?
@@angadgrewal9324 because the US and South Korea (and a lot of other countries) will definitely not be to “ok” with that.
Don`t pay attention to the comments below, there is a struggle between patriots of different countries, but what a patriot you are, if you don`t respect the opinions of other people...
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@@venezuelaanimations3732 is it this difficult to understand the comment?
@@kacpermurach5843 I hadn't checked when I said that :/
I honestly agree with you lmao i just read a 20-30 comment thread abt how ussr invade afgahnistan and win and then the other half said that the us kicked them out and then the discussion somehow came to islam bad like wtf
@@venezuelaanimations3732 Then what did you mean by “?”
Everybody: Switzerland is so neutral
Ireland: Hello anyone remember me
Ireland was on the Allies side during WW1 and WW2
Victor Navoa it wasnt, in ww2 it was neutral and in ww1 it was part of Britain
But they did however provide aid to the British didn't they?
@@victorbuilds5383 Ireland declared war on England during the first world war...
@@thomasgrisdale7080 the irish contributed soldiers to the british army. However, there was a schism in the parliament about granting home rule for the Irish, in which some rebelled
Greece was part of NATO too
Geo History Stalin and Churchill agreed that Greece remains in Western spheere of Influence, not Soviet spheere. So Stalin left the Greek Communists to fend for themselves. Yugoslavs supported Greek Communists to estsblish the Balkan bloc (Yugoslavia, Albania, Bulgaria and Greece), but Tito-Soviet split and Greek integration in to NATO put onsticles and Idea of Balkan bloc failed.
stellvia hoenheim Go away, troll!
Сёма Маликов In my opinion, it is a provocation.
Just Latvian why is this a top comment anyway
+stellvia hoenheim
How about you keep playin your games somewhere else. This is for adults.
France never withdrew from NATO, they're still in it to this day, they simply withdrew from NATO's integrated military command.
Gubby . That makes much more sense.
Lol
Everybody: FIGHT
Switzerland: nah we good fam we’ll just chill here
Switzerland: I'll hold your Wallets and Watches.
Ireland: I'll just watch from the bar.
Austria: I'm just going to watch on the mountain with Switzerland
@@whatthe6532 🤟
This was great. Thank you for making these. Found it while trying to further understand the Russia Ukraine conflict and how we got here
Same here
The Ukrainian Russian conflict actually goes way back to the 17th century tbh
G. K. Chesterton 1922 about POLAND:
"I judged the Poles by their enemies. And I found it was an almost unfailing- truth that their enemies were the enemies of magnanimity and manhood. If a man loved slavery, if he loved usury, if he loved terrorism and all the trampled mire of materialistic politics, I have always found that he added to these affections the passion of a hatred of Poland. She could be judged in the light of that hatred; and the judgment has proved to be right."
1962 China: I want new world power.
2020 China: Okay I got this.
You look like a far-right Hindu nationalist. Ur not funny btw
The Chinese already started to be a world power and caused multiple African countries to support China, especially Australians. I can't be wooshed if I got the joke btw.
@@LazyAndFabulous Let me add a few words. The Chinese believe that they love peace, and because China was humiliated by China’s weakness in the 19th century, and after many wars against colonialism, the Chinese chose the Communist Party of China, which helped China to rejuvenate (The Chinese think that we are just back where we were originally, so we don’t call it the rise). In the 1960s, China and the Soviet Union, the two socialist powers, finally parted ways because of a deviation in their understanding of communism, and the Soviet Union betrayedTo achieve its own ideals, to practice great power chauvinism and hegemonism, and to behave like the United States, which made it difficult for the Chinese to accept, so China actively participated in the exchanges with the third world countries, and this allowed China to restore the five permanent posts of the United Nations.One seat of the council
China will lose, Picking a fight with the Americans is one thing, But they are causing tensions with nearly every Nation in Asia since this pandemic in the world started. US and China both with shady pasts should be careful the world doesn't just turn on both of them.
@@YukiPyro Trump is starting sanctions against china even though they didnt do anything bad.
I dont understand that.
Biggest casualty of cold war: Afghanistan
@@juanramos297 they were present even before
USA & UK supported them by giving arms, they also invited radicals from different groups. Simply all the terrorists problems of modern day were fueled by decisions made by Super Powers. Islam radicalization is just 1/2 part of this conflict
@@MrAnonymous3333 Yeah well if they didnt kill each other over stupid shit none of this would be a problem.
@@juanramos297 Terrorist organization emerged when oil was discovered in Middle East. They dreamed of imaginary Islamic world. Powerful armies used them for their benefit and later dumped them.
Causality??
@@sukantadebnath3072 dude.
Excellent video. However, you forgot to mention the CIA intervention in South America, aligning and supporting the right-wing dictatorships, per example, supporting the military intervention in the 1973 Coup d'état in Chile.
they also didnt mention the many USSR interventions to establish communist dictatorships, it would be too technical to discuss every one
And they didnt marka the democratic republic of kampuchea as red (1975-1979)
@@televizetma3762 right
I feel like all the military interventions would need a separate video, and I'd really like to see that one. I'm from the states and no one here even knows about them.
7:19 Note: Finland is counted to have had an alliance with Soviet Union. We were not a part of the Eastern bloc, but we had an alliance with them
7:34 Poland became a democratic nation in 4 June 1989 not in 1991
And first one to break The block
Yeah, also wanted to coment that. First Poland broke out, later the Berlin Wall fell down
Let's not forget about Romania when they becam democratic on 25 decembre 1989
Yeah in fact most of block broke before berlin wall fell
Only partially. In fact, elections wasn't fully free because communist guaranteed to themselves 65% of the seats in parliament as a condition. Formally regaining independence of Poland was a process called "transformation" which started in late 80' when communist realizes that Soviet Union will collapse.
0:48 What happened to Kazakhstan.
My god.
Lol
That's probably because of the Mercator projection
honestly, thank you again, i am so glad that people like these exist, who make these videos. really helping out students out there, thanks to your effort!
Stfu it’s easy
@@Bigbustarhymes just expressing my gratitude 👍🏻
@@dimjoon3804 ik sorry
I'm a Science student. I don't even know why am watching this, Knowledge always pays of I guess
Spectacular video, really fascinating. It would be really awesome if someday we could have a long-form video that lists out all the microsatellite war/conflict that happened between the major ones listed in this one (such as the US/USSR's influence over Ethiopia and Somalia in the Ogaden war, or the various attempted communist regimes in central/south America)
Great Vid, but you forgot somethings, one of them being the Space Race!
The space race had no major importance.
@@andreikovacs3476 Just the future of the human race not that important
@@rafaelssj
You ever watched a mapping video for someone to say "The Nazis invented the Tiger tank in this year"?
No. The space Race is relevant to humanity but not to this war.
Originally, I made a comment about Chernobyl and how it was a root cause of the collapse of the soviet collapse. However, it seems like I can't find a good source to either confirm or decline these statements. So just disreguard the original comment (Below)
The original comment:
Might've been a good idea to also talk about Chernobyl. Chernobyl, for anyone who is unaware, was the largest civilian nuclear disaster in history. Radioactive fallout from the explosion in Pripyat was able to travel all the way to New Jersey, and hundreds of thousands died from Radiation Poisoning. The key thing about this, however, was that, because of how much the USSR tried to cover it up, it ultimately became a factor in the breakup of the USSR.
Get ya facts straight, troll. "Hundreds of thousands" did not die from Chernobyl, even if you count cancer deaths suspectedly caused from it in the last 25 years. International studies say about 4,000 have directly died and the UN estimates 40,00 adversely affected with radiation. Yes, more were relocated and suffered lifestyle losses.
And Chernobyl was NOT a factor in the USSR dissolution. That is a piece of Western propaganda. It arose from (depending on who you believe) a series of political decisions made by Gorbachev and the Supreme Council of the time, and then Yeltsin's arrival. They admit to that themselves.
Do some research and stop exaggerating for propaganda bullshit.
@@thedolphin5428 Dude, you don't have to go so hard on it. So what I made a few mistakes? It was 2 years ago. My understanding of history has changed a lot since then. I mean, heck, when I wrote it, COVID hadn't even left the PRC yet.
@@Jess-76507
It's idiots like you who spread their ignorance all over the web. You type from the hip, all kinds of non-factual shit. "Oh, so I made a few mistakes". Don't you realise others will read that shit and then proliferate it more because they're too fucking lazy to google real information. Well, delete your bullshit then. Like many, you just drop mental litter, stupid thought bubbles of prejudice, then let it blow down the street and polute the environment. No wonder the world is getting more and more stupid by the year. Ignorance breeds ignorance -- idiots believe idiots. Why don't you spend 1 minute fact checking before you upload your fantasies? And, are you making similar mistakes today? Until you learn the lesson you probably are. Watch your mind, your mouth, your social comment, young son.
@@thedolphin5428 You're being over-agressive at the fact that I made a mistake because the American education system screwed me over. At the time, I was still in a physical, brick and mortar school, with a real history textbook, which I read, and gave the information from the textbook to make a comment on a video.
Additionally, you blame me for not wanting to learn anything, and yet, look at the video you're commenting under.
@@Jess-76507
No Jesse, not overly "aggressive". Don't be a sook.And I'm NOT "holding you at gunpoint", and I'm NOT playing "cancel culture". You are free to speak and type ANYTHING YOU LIKE, ANYWHERE, ANYTIME. But if someone recognises it as an untrruth, then be prepared to get a lesson in truth WITHOUT crying "cancel culture". I just call out bullshit wherever I see it. Suck if up if you're the bullshit provider. But good on you for correcting yourself. You could have just deleted it (because it was wrong) or edited if to be right... all without excusing yourself or blaming your education. Mate, we all got brainwashed at school by our cultural propaganda. But as we grow up we learn to check our facts, think for ourselves, take responsibility for our ignorance, and thank those who correct our misapprehensions. Nuff said.
France leaves NATO?!?!?!?!?
They felt as though the UK and the USA were hogging all the power and that they couldn't get leverage within NATO or on the world stage. Nonetheless, they kept close ties and remained part of the Western Bloc.
Rad 303 yea its totally different thing tho
Rad 303 Not yet. They're still in the process.
Yes centre of NATO was Paris, during De Gaulle if I remember true France left NATO, he was not trusting US and Nato
DeGaulle was a dick
I love GEOGRAPHY !!!
JAWED The Zoo good
This isn’t geography
Isn’t this history??
@Ay A no u
@@cv4809 ur mum gai
I came across his video on ww1 by accident and end up watching ww2 and the cold war too. My only criticism about these videos is I should have popcorn beforehand 😩 It was really exciting to watch
The video was very historically and technically accurate, so props for that. But maybe an extra minute or so explaining the final years of the USSR would have been even better. It was much more complex and non-trivial than what was explained here.
actually this video sucks
@@op7519 DUDE
@@op7519 UNCOOL
I feel like he needs to do a video explaining the current Russia Ukraine situation. It could likely start off with those final years.
I had noooooo fricking idea I was this interested in historic world conflict. You got a sub 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻
this was so helpful for my paper, thank you for making videos like these!
I think you missed Ceausescu's Romania's separation from the USSR area of influence by 1968. They were communists but not USSR allies anymore. The Hungarian Revolution in 1958 and the soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1968 are something worth to mention as well.
wow Glad there was no ww3 and we all are still alive.
Akhil V Nair WW3 will be here soon.
@@skitzozpandaz5993 you think so ?
Akhil V Nair in my opinion,chance of ww3 is
23% yes
77% no
@@shieldde6209 make that 0.1% chance of WW3. The world is now shifted to economics and trade relations so the chances of any Great War is low. Also, the idea of colonizing areas is also now a thing of the past and internet, media and technology are currently influencing humanity.
Foh real tho. Thank god JFK and Kruschev were willing to be reasonable and compromise in 1962. Can you imagine if our leaders today were faced with the same challenge? Personally, I don't think it would end well....
3:16 the Korean division is a strait line
You showed what it was after the war.
Yes The Korean border was gay
Im funny i know
French Guyana is part of France and should have the same colour.
*French Guiana
1991 usssr : i’m alive what un : your dead usssr:💀
As in America, I am not going to say that I know too much about the Cold War, but I went with my parents and about 45 other Americans in 1989 the USSR. My Mother was intending to go on a peace missions . She spent most of my teenage years going to schools trying to educate children and parents how it was her mission in life to establish world peace, especially with the Russians , even if what she was doing was just her small part . She had thousands of members , and she went to Russia many times , and she did have me go with her on one trip . I did go like I said during the Cold War . I have to say I was a little bit afraid , and I got to stay with a host famiy. They were very gracious and kind . I just remember being taught in school that they were the enemy, and we were taught to be fearful.
Anyway, my best friend and I went . I remember that it was very cold. I had never experienced that kind of cold temperature in my whole life.. our summers were about 90 degrees , we were lucky to see Snow, which we loved , and about the coldest we would ever get was about 20 to 30° . I wore warm clothing, but nothing could prepare me for what what I was about to experience . I remember passing a group of small children, and they were laughing at us. It's like they knew we were stupid Americans for not dressing for the cold weather. I remember seeing statues of Lenin and Stalin, and I I remember being in Red Square, which was so fascinating , and remember taking pictures with my Polaroid camera, and also just was so excited, also being there at a time where Mikhail Gorbachev was President. I was in the eighth grade at the time and because we were there for two weeks., my homework was too write my activies each day, put them into a journal type booklet , and then speak about them to my class. We got to spend a few days in the Republic of Georgia. That was fascinating as well and all the beautiful history. we decided to stop there because we were from Atlanta Georgia so we wanted to go from Georgia to Georgia. we still have lifelong friends and I will never forget my wonderful experiences. , especially as an American citizen, but to say that I was, there is just amazing. I Just awesome history! I hope that I don't offend anyone if I did I'm truly sorry!
Everyone: actually talking about history and the contents
Me: good stuff to prepare for my online school 😌😌
No space race? I mean, I know this is all tense non fighting competition but would've been great to mention it
This video does an amazing job of showing just how complex and far-reaching the Cold War was. It's a stark reminder of how dangerous the arms race was and how close we came to global nuclear conflict. The lessons of the Cold War are still relevant today, as we continue to navigate global tensions and seek peaceful solutions to conflicts. Let's use the lessons of the past to build a better future. #LessonsOfTheColdWar #PeaceOverConflict #GlobalSolutions
First time you've on my RUclips recommendations. Loved it! Subscribed. Only 9K subs?? It won't stay like this for long
2:05 did he just say clout ? As in today’s modern version of the word “clout”? 😂
Clout means political power or political influence.
I still can’t get over how Kazakhstan looks in GH’s videos.
that's what happens when two powers are afraid to face each other, this is what happening now between "Saudi Arabia and Iran"
please make video about it, thank you
هو كده كده ايران بتخبط مع اى حد . الامرات تلاقى و سعودية و امريكا و بلاوى زرقة
Cold war middle east edition
Перешел с канала The Curious
, дабы поставить лайк оригиналу :)
Я тоже
Я тоже только конечно по английски
+, хотя такое и не сложно и в оригинале смотреть, но ведь иноязычное в рекомендуемом не высвечивается(
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this is a best channel in youtube.....great information I was able to get!!
Make a video about the Transnistria, Ossetia and Abkhazia please
failed states
I literally jumped back when I looked over to the left of your comment, and saw that profile picture! Hilarious
And LNR/DNR since they are essentially the same thing. Yes the conflict is active but there hasn’t been a change in territory in years
Also Artsakh, DNR, and LPR.
Mr Marian Failed states only get that way because someone fucked them up.
0:20 you do you realize that the ussr lost a massive amount of people during the war ?
Its actually quite insane how not long ago this all happened.
It’s scary that it’s happening right now. Leaders in the US are psychopaths
A well explained & crisp video. But, pertaining to this context (as insignificant as it may seem), I do take offence that India's map is incorrectly depicted. I request the makers to take note of this and make amends accordingly. Absolute accuracy is essential when talking about Geo Politics :)
it is not essential. the point of this video is to educate about history of world, not the geography of world. don't try to find problems in everything fgs
Bro, you know when you find a cool video and then you're like "I'm going to check this channel out". But then you realize they only have a few videos so you have to wait for a new one. That just happened to me :(
Great work though :)
I am in 11 grade and completely new to geopolitics and history and trying to study it, your channel has been very beneficial for me as a start to the subject.Anyone trying to study geopolitics,I recommend you watch all the videos of this channel and get an overall view of some of the main and key aspects of geopolitics and historical facts,it will be very beneficial as you read other books later on,it really helps.Very much thanks to the content creator.👏
Ah yes the good old days of the cold war, when everyday was lived with fear of total nuclear annihilation!
Great video! Been a fan for a little while now. I enjoy your videos very much, best of luck for the future of your channel. I have no doubt it will grow bigger and greater! 😊
Did u notice this guy forgot the indo pak war liberation of Bangladesh Russia played a big part so did the USA it almost started a nuclear winter
USA: Has Coca-Cola, Pepsi, 7UP, Fanta and Other Drinks.
Argentina: Che, Nadie quiere Manaos?
Really good video, although misses a number of key events it succeeds in giving a good precis narrative of the arc of the conflict as a whole.
4:39 Best decision made by Khitai!
this is because the USSR did not start a war against the US
@@apisd8455 ???
USSR and PRC had border conflicts.
In 1971 Nixon sent Kissinger to PRC; they were on the same page about USSR threat.
In 1979 PRC and USA established office diplomatic relationship after a few years in UN.
PRC & USSR tensión only started to ease in middle 1980s.
One of the best history channels.good job
too many mistakes and so politicized
3:30 Sachalin was at this point fully part of the USSR
Impressive work, putting 45 years of geopolitical events in an under 10 minute video, but there is one big problem with this format: it oversimpliefies the whole cold war. The Korean Conflict, the Vietnam war, the African decolonisation and the Afghan war are mentioned in such a way that it doesn't cover their real cause or the whole outcome. Also important treaties like SALT1 and Nixons visit to China are totally ignored. Still amazing work, just the format isnt the best for such a long period of complicated geopolitical events.
You forgot about Iran crisis in 1946 , which sparked the Cold War
Very nice vid mostly because the narator is taking a neutral stance need more people like you
Ah you champion! Keep making the quality content. I think we are all waiting for this channel to explode with subscribers!
Your videos are some of the best I’ve ever seen
This is really well made! I love it! It also explains the cold war pretty well, although you could talk about some other events as well, like the Prague Spring and the following occupation of Czechoslovakia. But anyway, it's a great video!
The British empire was a superpower for a little bit during the Cold War!
meh it was probably recognized at first as one becuase of it's past and britain's lingering diplomatic prestige, but it was obvious to everybody the USA and USSR were the 2 giants of the post-ww2 world and that britain was just too small to compete.
Britain gave up its empire so Poland could be ruled by Stalin.
@@ssssaa2 Not anymore. Russia's economy is weaker than Canada's one lol.
Waow. Best !
So precise yet complete explanation. Please upload more videos like this.
Thanks this helped me so much for my school project!
( I got an A)
wait.. what?
Yeah there are a few schools which give school projects on world war and cold war
@@ashpok3842 now im jealous of those schools lol
@@shahanshahpolonium yeah even me 😅😅
@@ashpok3842 bruh
Who came here after call of duty Cold war reveal to study about it. Lol
Yep
Cringe
#knowyourhistory
Bad game, very bad
cold war was not historical accurate since it put so many alternate choice and you should not learn from it, play Cod World at War if you want a game that you can learn from it
- The Cold War was a 45-year face-off between the US and the USSR.
- The two superpowers emerged after WWII, with the US being a liberal democracy and the USSR a federal communist state.
- Both powers tried to peddle their influence in Europe, resulting in the division of the continent into two blocks separated by the Iron Curtain.
- Indirect confrontations between the two powers and their allies took place in Greece, China, Korea, Vietnam, and Latin America.
- The US established NATO, while the USSR set up the Warsaw Pact.
- China broke its alliance with the USSR and aimed to become a new world power.
- Many countries chose to remain neutral by creating the Non-Aligned Movement.
- The USSR took advantage of the US's failure to influence Cuba diplomatically and sent soldiers, military ships, and missiles to the island.
The Cold War was a 45-year-long geopolitical conflict between two superpowers, the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), which lasted from the end of World War II in 1945 until the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. After World War II, Europe was left divided into two blocks separated by the Iron Curtain. The US offered loans to revive the economy and establish trade links, while the USSR wanted to protect its borders and set up pro-Soviet governments in liberated countries. The two powers battled for influence in science, industry, space, sports, and military. The Soviet Union invested heavily in industry and arms, testing its first atomic bomb in 1949. The US set up NATO, a military alliance between countries of the Western bloc, the same year. Throughout the Cold War, there were many indirect confrontations between the two powers and their allies, including in Greece, China, Korea, Vietnam, Europe, and Latin America. The USSR organized its own military alliance through the Warsaw Pact and installed hundreds of long-range missiles pointed at Western Europe. In response, the US pointed its missiles towards Soviet territories. The Cold War ended with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
Bullet Summary:
- Cold War: geopolitical conflict between USA and USSR from 1945 to 1991
- Europe divided into two blocks separated by Iron Curtain
- USA offered loans to revive economy, USSR wanted to set up pro-Soviet governments
- Both powers battled for influence in science, industry, space, sports, and military
- Indirect confrontations in Greece, China, Korea, Vietnam, Europe, and Latin America
- USSR installed missiles pointed at Western Europe, USA pointed missiles towards Soviet territories
- Cold War ended with collapse of Soviet Union in 1991
Bro u saved my god damn history test thank you man!
You deserve way more subscribers...I reckon you're gonna hit atleast 500,000 subs within the next year or two, keep up the good work!
3 years later and yes
An excellent synopsis, but I was disappointed you didn't mention the uprising in Poland 1949, Hungary 1956, and Czechoslovakia 1968 which were all very important events rejecting communist totalitarianism. A-
A truly unbiased representation of facts. Thank you.
... Another mistake
In the 1980‘s, Yugoslavia was still Communist (SFR Yugoslavia) and wasnt in the Eastern Block from 1948 (TSS)
That alliance slowly broke apart and the Soviets did have a secret invasion plan of SFRY, Albania and Greece (Tito-Stalin Split in 1948)
The leaders of SFRY were against the Soviets and they saw it as an opportunity to set up a powerfull COM state in the south.
“Sir, you need to take a look at this photograph”
“You’re right. That’s the cutest dog I’ve ever seen”
“Sir, I was referring to the long ranged missiles”
Last minute gasp for my final exams,wish me luck!
so, how did your exam go??
It went pretty well thanks to RUclips and some last minutes notes I managed to get a B+ for history.
@@sibiyelwedlamini1692 nice
Amazing video, glad I found this channel honestly.
Not to forget that the US put missiles first in Turkey which was an act of agression towards The USSR and they act towards it by putting missiles in Cuba
3:36 In Vietnam it wasn't a rebellion, it was a war for independence. The independence movement was armed by the communists because France (the colonizer) was part of the western bloc. There were militia in the south fighting for the north, yes, but North Vietnam had an organized, hierarchy-based army.
Im pretty sure a independance war is still a rebellion
@@juliancoenen4917 it is, THAT'S WHY IT IS A REBELLION 😂
that's why you shouldn't control with Fear and Fist
look Western, they Rule with Money and Media
Haha
West will crumble too. Money and brainwashing(media) aren't enough. You gotta have an ideology to sustain a civilization. What is the ideology o the west? Liberalism in itself is a lack of any solid ideology. Basically believe whatever you want. That ain't sustainable.
west rules by corrupting and saving the corrupted. china is the future
@@pride7416 read your comment again, this time slowly.
@@duck1ente West. Rules. By. Corrupting. Nations. From. The. Inside. Out. Then. "Saving." Them. You stupid troglodyte fuck
And in 1:39 could anyone explain me. That was Russian zone, after the Iron Curtain was drawn. So how come British, French and American forcer were there. They sould be at the blue zone. Please can anyone explain this to me
USSR won in military
USA won in economy
The difference that USA had have and will always have better *Allies*
In what way did ZSRR won military??
The only way the USSR won militarily is in the standing army. Overall, USA crushed the USSR militarily.
Ussr was weaker militarily. By the time Brezhnev died the Soviets were behind on every significant competitive front, whether it be the space race, economy, science, militarily or socially.
@@Lavyel_Regnum USA didn't crush USSR military.... After Gorbachev became leader ,the Soviets broke...
If USSR didn't existed then USA would have destroyed whole world
for gamers Those are some incredibly bold statements, pal.
*Insert edgy Communist joke here*
Sam McCullough not your sam. OUR SAM!
Communist jokes are good on paper but don't work in reality
Communism failed.
Communism its a joke itself
Sam McCullough In soviet Russia jokes inserts you!
I understand that an issue as complex as the Cold War can't be discussed in much detail in an 8min video, but the map contains a number of inaccuracies that suggest a geopolitical situation that seems much less in favor of the US (and much more in favor of the USSR) than it actually was. At the start of the Cold War, much of the Middle East was in western hands, with countries like Saudi Arabia becoming close to the US ever since the end of WW2 and all the oil fields in the region under Anglo-American control. Iraq and Jordan for instance, were also on the US side, until Iraq became neutral after the 1958 revolution. The Iraqi government was then deposed in 1963, the Baath party in power crushed the communists and Iraq aligned itself with Washington again for some time. Despite Arab-Israeli hostility, both Israel and Arab countries fell into Western influence (with the exception of Syria, but even Egypt, Israel's fiercest enemy, joined the West in 1978). The Apartheid regime that held the most developed country in Africa was closely allied with the US for the entirety of the Cold War. By 1965 also, Indonesia firmly and definitively versed into the western camp, having wiped out a million communist sympathizers and their families in a 6-month period. That same year, Africa's second biggest country, Zaïre, was taken over by a US-backed thug called Mobutu, establishing itself as a loyal puppet of the West. Not until the 1970s was the African continent fully liberated of European colonial control (although countries like France retained an enormous influence on their former colonies' political systems and economic infrastructure). After 1979, China also developed close relations with the US, leaving the Soviet Union essentially alone in the "anti-West" camp (except perhaps for Iran after its 1979 revolution, though it did not fully join the Soviet camp). And Latin America is pretty much left out of that picture (barely visible on this video after 1962), although the entire continent, apart from a very few exception, has been dominated by the US throughout the Cold War. Finally, Pakistan was supported by the US at the height of the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. On the other hand, Cuba clearly was on the Soviet side from 1962 onwards...
Quick note on Vietnam though, the South wasn't nationalist. In fact Ho Chi Minh and most of the National Liberation Front that fought US and South Korean invaders and the South Vietnamese government were nationalists. South Vietnam was a western-made geographic entity that had no historical nor political legitimacy and that was dominated by a Vietnam-born transnational elite that essentially served US economic interests and geopolitical goals.
“Nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution”
Indian accents are so easy to understand..
No
Bob and vagene
Just watched your world war 1 & 2 videos! This will be the 3rd! Love the channel! You’ve gained a subscriber :)
Interesting take on history. I didn't know North Vietnam "beat" the United States considering there were no real combat US forces left in Vietnam.....North Vietnamese broke the Peace Accords and attacked the South this was after the United States pulled out, which Nixon resigning Ford didn't have the clout to send troops back in.......and so went South Vietnam
Said from a citizen of a nation that destroyed the fair election for reunifcation in 1958. Vietnam is and will always be one nation. US should have never made an enemy out of Vietnam.
@@angkhoanguyen6114 I didn’t know Lebanon did that
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Love these vids. Keep it up!!
90% of the comments: People calling USSR's socialism as "communism"
Who cares what they're called. They're both failures.
@Jack Martin no. ask scandinavians
@Jack Martin socialism is a broad range of ideologies in the same way was theirs multiple ideologies that fall under capitalism. That's like saying that an ancap who believes in a completely free market with no government intervention is the as Scandinavia. Yeah they both have the same belief at its core but they are two very different things.
@@gordoncosta Most capitalism country follow some socialist ideas. Public education and healthcare system, for example.
They are the same, they just use different means to get to their goals. Which they won't ever reach. Both are marxist ideas and they're the worst for any country.