The Cold War

Wednesday, March 3, 2010,8:38 PM

Cuban Missile Crisis as case study

Video of John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States, addressing the nation on the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962.

So, was it the USSR's fault?

my discussion of the topic would take the shape whereby the crisis is looked at from each super power's perspective and their reactions to each other.

-Nicky Lim

Profilé

-Introduction

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Our group comprises of Shahid, Nicky and Edwin.

For this history blog, we will talking about the cold war and address the following question:

Did the Communists overreact to the Allied powers actions?

Our research focus would be mainly on:

The Berlin Blockade - Was Stalin too obsessed with blocking out the Americans from her sphere of influence?

The Korean War - Was USSR and China overly concerned when the American's fought back to regain their territory at the 38th parallel?

The Cuban Missile Crisis and the Soviet Union's actions which aggravated their relationship and indirectly progressed the Cold War.

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Wednesday, March 3, 2010,8:38 PM

Cuban Missile Crisis as case study

Video of John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States, addressing the nation on the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962.

So, was it the USSR's fault?

my discussion of the topic would take the shape whereby the crisis is looked at from each super power's perspective and their reactions to each other.

-Nicky Lim

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-Other history groups

Chester, Spencer, Martin Billy, Beverly, Dillon, Siong Gim Kang Raye, Shao Hao, Jonathan, Don

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