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origins of the cold war

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There was a great fear of socialism in Europe and America. ? The Soviets negotiated an agreement with Hitler and annexed eastern Poland. ? By the end of the war Britain and the United States distrusted the Soviet motives in eastern Europe. This mutual distrust was barely suppressed during World War II when for practical reasons (the common enemy of Hitler's Germany) the western allies and the Soviet Union became uneasy allies...
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There was a great fear of socialism in Europe and America. ? The Soviets negotiated an agreement with Hitler and annexed eastern Poland. ? By the end of the war Britain and the United States distrusted the Soviet motives in eastern Europe. This mutual distrust was barely suppressed during World War II when for practical reasons (the common enemy of Hitler's Germany) the western allies and the Soviet Union became uneasy allies...
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