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Cold War In Europe
2026, 3rd Trimester, Diana Muñoz: The Cold War In Europe Crossword Review
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Warsaw Pact | Military alliance created by the Soviet Union to counter NATO. |
| Stalin’s Carpet | Nickname for the bed of nails along the Berlin Wall. |
| Universal Declaration of Human Rights | UN document created to ensure rights for people across the globe. |
| Stalin | Soviet leader who directed the USSR through the early Cold War years. |
| Khrushchev | Soviet leader during the Berlin Crisis and Hungarian Uprising. |
| Turkey | Country the Truman Doctrine first helped along with Greece. |
| Occupation Zones | Divisions of Germany after World War II. |
| Nuclear bombs | Weapons used by the US in WWII against Japan. |
| Super Powers | Name for the US and USSR during the Cold War. |
| Containment | US foreign policy aimed at stopping the spread of communism. |
| Cold War | Long period of tension between the US and USSR after WWII. |
| Walter Ulbricht | East German leader during the Berlin Crisis. |
| Marshall Plan | US program that provided economic aid to rebuild Europe after WWII. |
| Berlin Wall | Barrier built to separate East and West Berlin. |
| Blockade | Soviet action that caused the Berlin Airlift. |
| 20% | Percentage of East Germans who had fled to West Germany by 1961. |
| NATO | Military alliance created by the US and Western allies. |
| Satellite States | Soviet-controlled countries in Eastern Europe. |
| Truman Doctrine | US policy promising support to nations resisting communism. |
| Imre Nagy | Hungarian leader who tried to remove Hungary from the Warsaw Pact. |
| Nuremberg | German city where Nazi war crime trials were held. |
| Brezhnev Doctrine | Policy stating the USSR could intervene in Eastern Europe to stop countries from rejecting communism. |
| Stasi | Secret police force of East Germany. |
| Airlift | US and British response to the Berlin Blockade. |
| Prague Spring | Reform movement in Czechoslovakia that tried to loosen Soviet control. |
| Poland | Country connected to both the start of WWII and Cold War tensions. |
| Japan | Country bombed by the US during WWII. |
| Iron Curtain | Term used by Churchill to describe the division between communist and non-communist Europe. |
| Veto | Special power held by the five permanent members of the UN Security Council. |
| Checkpoint Charlie | Famous crossing point between East and West Berlin. |