Coldwar Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This a first class essay on the Arab-Israeli conflict. It is argued that in the end of the 1960’s the Superpowers attempted to get unilateral advantage in the region through taking sides in the struggle. Their involvement implied the structural congruency of their interests: in order to keep control of the oil-rich region, the Middle East had to remain embattled and divided. Nevertheless, increasing concerns about the détente made both Moscow and Washington weary of a prolonged war. Hence, m...

Cold war in depth GCSE notes about every key event in the cold war from 1945-1962, including causes and effects and differences. Written for edexcel syllabus but includes parts from most syllabuses

These are notes/a summary of how the Cold War started, and why it started. They include several reasons why and an overall perspective of the time period (1940-50s).

These are notes/a summary of what happened with Tito and Stalin during the Cold War. The notes focus on the events in Budapest and Prague.