Atlas of the Cold War

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Atlas of the Cold War

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World

1947–1953

1959   NATO member states   Other allies of the USA   Colonized countries   Warsaw Pact member states   Other allies of the USSR   Non-aligned nations

1962

Mid-1975

1980   NATO member states   Other allies of the USA   Warsaw Pact member states   Other socialist allies of the USSR   Other non-socialist allies of the USSR   Other non-socialist allies of the USSR   Non-aligned nations

NATO and the Warsaw Pact (1949–1990)

Second World

Second World

Communist expansion

Soviet Empire (1960)

Asia

Overview map of the Korean War

Korean War (1950–1953)

Vietnam War (1957–1960)

Vietnam War (1960–1963)

Vietnam War (1964–1967)

Vietnam War (1968–1969)

Vietnam War (1969–1971)

Vietnam War (1971–1973)

Vietnam War (1973–1975)

Europe

Economic alliances

Military alliances

Eastern Bloc

Notes and references

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