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The Cold War - OverSimplified (Part 1)
The Cold War - OverSimplified (Part 1)
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the year is 1917
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fighting rages on the eastern front of the First World War both Germany
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and Russia are on the brink of collapse soldier
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I need you to bring me this man
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got it found him Sir what
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no not lend Lenin
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the Russian comm unit what why
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would I need a Beatle Lenin
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the Russian communists he was exiled to Switzerland
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you know what I'll do it myself
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who wants to start a revolution
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the Germans put Lenin on a train and sent them all the way back
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to Russia hoping he and his mates would create an internal crisis and create
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an internal crisis they did the government was overthrown and
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Lenin was in charge he immediately pulled out of the first world war made
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the country communists started
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a three-year long civil war got shock broke the economy caused a famine and
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then he died on his deathbed
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he said hey man tell whoever's in charge of giving people jobs not to
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let that jerk stalin become the next leader by
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the way who did I put in charge of giving people jobs that
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would be Stalin sir
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but Stalin was a rising force in the Communist Party he still had some
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opponents but conveniently all of them were arrested or
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disappeared so that was lucky and so Stalin took over he implemented
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his five-year plans which transformed
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the country from an agriculture-based
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economy to an industrial
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one and like Lenin before him he reigned with terror anyone
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who dared criticize or
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oppose him would either be killed or left to rot in the horrendous Soviet
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war camps then a short man with a silly mustache
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tried to take over the world punch the Russians all the way to Moscow
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and then the Russians with some help from their faithful ally the winter punched
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them all the way back to Berlin at this point being allies America
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the UK and the Soviet Union were
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good chums they held a couple of conferences
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near the end of the war to decide what would happen next hey Stalin
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after all your trials and tribulation
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you must be pretty happy to be standing here in Berlin Tsar Alexander made
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it all the way to Paris
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uh hey uh just
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give me a second hey
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men I think something's
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up with Stalin I know right what should we do shall I tell him
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about the bomb yeah
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tell him about the bomb that will scare him so
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we got this crazy new big a bomb that can destroy an entire city
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in one go yes
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my spies told me already oh wait I'm
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where were we oh yeah
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does the a stand for
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atomic or ass venom
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air could drop their big a bomb on Japan and world war 2 officially
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came to an end hooray we won okay
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so now it's time to establish
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the New World Stalin
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you're in charge of Eastern Europe now we want you to let them all
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hold elections oh yes of course elections
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and these elections will be free and fair right oh yes certainly
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free and fair definitely
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free and fair communist
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communist communist communist communist
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communist if that's not free and fair I don't
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know it is throughout
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Eastern Europe Soviet puppet governments were established as
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a buffer zone between the USSR
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and the West with Churchill proclaiming
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an Iron Curtain had descended across the continent
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the relationship between the old allies was deteriorating fast
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over the next few years the British intervened
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in the to prevent a communist takeover in Turkey
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the Russians began demanding more control of turkeys c-axis rats which prompted the u.s.
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to send their largest battleship
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to Turkey for a friendly visit after
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World War two Iran was now occupied by both the Soviets and the British
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with an agreement to both pull out once the war was over the British
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pulled out Stalin was like you know what I think
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I might stick around all
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in favor of kicking rush out of Iran
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you want to know something
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guys suck pressure from the UN forced the Soviets to leave and with the
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establishment of NATO the Soviets had no doubt that the West was out to
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encircle and destroy them
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an America announced the Truman Doctrine in which they basically said
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those guys are not cool cannot be trusted and we will do everything we
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can to prevent the spread of communism around
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the world many view this moment
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as the official declaration of
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the Cold War back
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in Europe everyone was living in a post-apocalyptic void
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brought on by the Second World War
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cities reduced to rubble not
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enough food it was terrible
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this is great the more they suffered the more likely it is they'll turn
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to communism dude you're
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really messed up what's wrong with you my father used to punish me severely
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America realized what was going on and quickly made a move under the Marshall
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they sent 12 billion dollars to Western Europe for its economic recovery
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the countries have Stalin's Eastern Bloc looked on with envy hey Czechoslovakia
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you want to come get some economic
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aid yeah but I have to check with my mom first
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sorry America I can't
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come this was a full-on economic
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battle raging between capitalism and communism
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in Europe if the Western nations developed
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faster and better than the East that would be a defeat for Stalin so
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he set up his own rival economic
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recovery plan which he called comic-con and he also set up
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which gave him more political control over the Eastern Bloc but nowhere did this
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economic battle rage harder than in the city of Berlin
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it caught over a hundred miles behind Soviet
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lines the city had been divided up between the Allies and the western segments
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were still under Western control East
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Berliners could travel freely to West Berlin see the economic prosperity and think hmm
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maybe this communism thing ain't so great after all I'm
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gonna have fun tonight
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you're home late Oh
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Stalin I was just out with my friends friends you
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stink of capitalism you're out engaging an imperialist debauchery again I swear Ivan I
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can't keep doing this
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Stalin wanted the West out so
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he said hey guess what I'm block hitting all of your supply routes to
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West Berlin what are you gonna do about it I suppose
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we'll just fly the supplies in
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all right Truman you in this round the Berlin Airlift was an incredible
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undertaking and a major success
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for the Western Allies and Stalin
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ended his blockade of West Berlin his aggressive
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actions worried the West but
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not as much as this did
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the Soviet Union had developed their very own atomic bomb the USA no longer
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had a nuclear monopoly the
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world now knew that if a major war broke out between the two superpowers
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it would be more destructive than anyone could
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so it was comforting when Stalin came out and said that war between the
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Soviet Union and the West was unlikely oh wait
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inevitable he said it was inevitable hey
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you know who I haven't checked in on in a while my good friend
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China whoa what happened to you what happened to them was a full-blown civil
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war that had been going on since 1927
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the People's Liberation Army
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under the leadership of Mao Zedong successfully
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defeated the Republic of China who fled to Taiwan that now communist
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China and the Soviet Union signed a mutual defense
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treaty this was terrible news for the West but
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wait there's more after the Second World War Korea was divided along the 38th
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parallel in the north the Soviets set up a communist regime in the south
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america set up an anti communist regime both were led by very sweet looking
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old men but don't let that deceive you they were both ruthless
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dictators and both dreamed of reuniting
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Korea under their own regime now that he had the bomb Stalin was feeling
8:25
a little more cocky and he finally gave Kim permission to attack the North
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launched a surprise invasion of the south on June 25th 1950
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with Soviet aid the North Koreans steamrolled
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through taking Seoul in just three days and replacing one ruthless dictator with another
8:38
the UN were freaking out and quickly created an emergency
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force made up of troops from 16 countries to
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defend the south the West still held to son and made landings at Incheon
8:46
near Seoul they pushed the North Koreans out of Seoul replacing
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the ruthless dictator that I replaced the first realistic hitter with the same ruthless
8:52
dictator that are previously been replaced by the new ruthless dictator and the West
8:55
then continued all the way up the Korean Peninsula at this point China was
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getting worried that the UN may just keep going the u.s.
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had sent this guy to lead the operation after winning the Pacific theater of
9:04
World War two General Douglas MacArthur's
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head was big and his balls were bigger he reassured President Truman that there
9:10
was absolutely no way at all that the Chinese would ever get involved meanwhile
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half a million Chinese troops were crossing into Korea Neukom
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no Newcomb no oh come on you're fired the u.s.
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considered the nuclear option but now that the Soviets also had the bomb they
9:24
didn't want to risk all-out global
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the Communists pushed the West right back almost to the exact same spot they
9:29
it all started from and they ended up in a stalemate where they remained
9:31
until both sides finally agreed to work towards the peace settlement in 2018
9:35
back in America Americans
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decided they wanted a new president who would be tough on communism so they
9:40
elected famed World War two General Eisenhower who
9:42
is really hard to draw it's
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1953 hey stone how you doing oh he's dead he had a cerebral hemorrhage
9:49
and his reign of terror kinda
9:51
came back to bite him in the ass because he had imprisoned all of
9:53
his best doctors and those that were left were too terrified to treat him
9:56
the new leader Nikita
9:57
Khrushchev called a meeting and said hey guys you know how Stalin was imprisoning
10:01
and murdering herself for doing basically
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nothing yeah he was kind of a jerk I'm
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really not sure how this is news to you Khrushchev went on a campaign
10:09
of desalinization statues of stone were taken down Stalingrad
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was renamed and Khrushchev
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announced that he wanted the Soviet people to be happy and would allow greater
10:17
freedom in the Soviet Union so how did that work out well
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an uprising in East Germany was brutally suppressed a revolution
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in Hungary was brutally suppressed and demonstrations
10:26
in Poland were brutally suppressed although
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he did finally allow some mild reforms
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back in the Soviet Union he permitted more cultural expression
10:33
but then began banning stuff based on his own personal tastes modern
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art looks like a child urinated on canvas
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band jazz music sounds like the feeling of needing to fart and your
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poetry is really depressing
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how could anyone in the Soviet Union be depressed your band Khrushchev
10:47
wanted the Soviet people to be happy but
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not like that or that
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or that young people began enjoying a boring Western pop culture Sun
10:55
remove that disgusting imperialist
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apparel at once shut
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up dad you can't tell me what to do what
11:01
would you look at that turns out he can tell me what to do
11:04
the West had initially liked the cut of Khrushchev's jib but world events soon
11:08
soured relations even more the two sides were spying on each other a whole
11:11
lot throughout the Cold War the KGB had spies and informants in nearly every
11:15
aspect of Western life and government so much so that whenever the u.s.
11:18
tried to send spies into the Soviet Union the KGB were usually ready to
11:22
arrest them on this spot members
11:23
of the Manhattan Project aided
11:25
the Soviet Union in acquiring the bomb some American officials believe they on the
11:29
wrong side I'll sell you three secrets for five million dollars okay go
11:33
ahead the Allies are digging a tunnel under East Berlin to tap your communications
11:36
there's an American agent living at this address in Moscow and sometimes
11:39
when I'm home alone I like to put on my wife's dresses sit in
11:41
the corner and cry for hours
11:44
very interesting in America
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fear took hold during the Red Scare and the McCarthy trials American
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values imploded as fear of communism collided
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with freedom of thought and expression and
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communist kind of became a buzzword thrown around to describe anything people didn't like
11:57
Hollywood communists your next-door neighbor's dog communist
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when the grocery store cashier asks if you need a bag when you clearly
12:03
can't carry ten tons of bacon aids in your hands communists
12:06
but one area in particular where the US had an edge over the Soviet
12:09
Union was in its espionage
12:10
technology in particular you
12:12
to spy planes flew across Russia carrying
12:14
out surveillance from the skies there was a nasty incident in 1961
12:18
when while we shut down and Khrushchev
12:19
was furious who the hell is this he's up high-altitude
12:23
weather enthusiasts who flew of course okay
12:25
that sounds plausible wait
12:26
a minute why does he have a gun in a poison needle because
12:30
he's up very naughty high-altitude weather enthusiasts
12:34
but much to America's concern the Soviet Union appeared to be ahead in the
12:37
space race everyone freaked out when Russia launched the world's first satellite and then
12:41
they actually sent a man into space even
12:43
worse there also appeared to be a missile gap in the Soviets favor and
12:46
Khrushchev was so confident that even allowed the u.s.
12:49
to set up a technology
12:50
exhibit in Moscow attended
12:51
by a certain Vice President
12:52
Richard Nixon check this out we have color TV yes but we've been to
12:56
space and can obliterate you with our massive nuclear arsenal
13:00
check out this vegetable
13:01
peeler tensions increased further when both sides upgraded their atomic bombs to hydrogen bombs
13:06
and after West Germany was allowed to join NATO in 1955
13:09
Khrushchev set up the defense of Warsaw Pact strengthening
13:12
the military ties between the Soviet Union and it's satellites States
13:15
in 1960 Americans decided they wanted a new president who would be tough on
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communism so they elected John F Kennedy the
13:21
Soviet Union was advancing its technology
13:23
but it was also bleeding its coffers dry and all of the money was
13:25
going towards the military not
13:27
the people life under communism was still as hard as ever and Berlin
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remained a thorn in the Soviet side the contrast between the economically
13:34
prosperous West and the struggling East was clearer day-by-day and East Berliners were still
13:39
able to freely travel to the West now
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many of them were deciding to stay there millions
13:44
defected to West Germany via West Berlin causing Eastern factories to lose workers and
13:48
taking a heavy toll on the economy Soviet
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leaders decided this couldn't continue any longer first Khrushchev
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tried this leave West Berlin or else or else what or
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else I'll be really mad at you yeah
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no we're gonna stay listen
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man West Berlin is ours East Berlin is yours that's just how it is
14:05
Kennedy felt pretty good about a show of American resolve but wait a second
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did you catch that let's
14:10
reply it uh Kennedy
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just told cruise shop that the USA wouldn't interfere in what the Soviets did
14:20
with their section of Berlin so Khrushchev came up with a new idea we're
14:23
gonna build a wall and it's gonna be a big beautiful wall and it's
14:26
gonna keep out all the Mexicans
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oh sorry it's gonna keep in all the Mexicans
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on August 13th 1961
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Berliners woke up to find their city divided
14:37
into two with barbed wire and guards blocking the border between East and West
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over time a wall was constructed
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throughout the city families
14:44
were torn apart thousands
14:45
would risk their lives escaping
14:47
over the wall and hundreds
14:48
would die trying to the despair of Berliners the West were unable to do
14:52
anything about it but the wall did put on full display the failure of
14:55
the communist system as Kennedy said democracy
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is not perfect but
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we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in
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as part of the agreement between the two sides US diplomats were still allowed
15:05
to travel to East Berlin but suddenly East
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Berlin crossing guard started givin them the business and Kennedy was like nah
15:11
in October the US rolled tanks up to the crossing point at Checkpoint Charlie
15:15
as a show of strength the Soviets did the same and the two were
15:18
in a standoff they stayed like that for sixteen
15:21
hours and the world braced for nuclear Armageddon
15:23
thankfully them Kennedy called Khrushchev directly and was like hey man this is getting
15:27
way too hot how about you back your tanks up by an inch and
15:29
we'll do the same sounds good okay how about you back your tanks up
15:32
by another inch and we'll follow suit all right hey you want to do
15:35
another inch and they both very silly inched away from the Apocalypse
15:38
whew let's hope that's the biggest crisis of my presidency it wasn't
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