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...firm despite some critical setbacks and, ultimately, in alliance with the Soviet Union and the United States, Britain was able to defeat Germany.<ref>Jenkins 2001 ...7 July. It was a "Big Three" event with [[Joseph Stalin]] representing the Soviet Union and President [[Harry Truman]] the United States. Ever since the conference

...ef> Opposition to the T4 policy sharpened after the German attack on the [[Soviet Union]] in June 1941, because the war in the east produced for the first time lar ...vocations of the churches for the duration of the war. The invasion of the Soviet Union in June had opened up new opportunities for the T4 personnel, who were soon

...ed to join the [[United Nations]], but its application was vetoed by the [[Soviet Union]]. None of these measures disguised the fact that France remained in essent The 1956 agreement was welcomed by France, Britain, the Soviet Union, China and both Vietnamese governments. The U.S. was muted in its oppositio

...nsuing naval operations in waters near Cuba as the United States and the [[Soviet Union]] stood, in [[Secretary of State]] [[Dean Rusk]]'s words, "eyeball to eyeba

revolutionary warfare”, regarded as proxy wars for the U.S. and Soviet Union. One of the first to ...Indochina, in a wider scope. He sought Soviet support, saying that if the Soviet Union helped bring the war to an honorable conclusion, the U.S. would "do somethi

...pportunities-- as well as a realignment of foreign policy in favour of the Soviet Union. In June 1969 Tom Mboya, a Luo member of the government considered a poten

...ism at home; most opposed international Communism, especially in Cuba, the Soviet Union (before 1989) and China (before 1972). Many conservatives display nativism ...ssociated with events such as the [[Great Depression]], tension with the [[Soviet Union]] in the [[Cold War]], the Civil Rights Movement, the counterculture of the

...n political intrigues at the expense of gathering hard intelligence on the Soviet Union.

...ds being murdered in the USSR, keeping silence during [[Show trials in the Soviet Union|show trials]] such as [[Slánský trial]].<ref>{{Cite book|last=Röhl|first

...conflicts and worked for reconciliation between the United States and the Soviet Union. In 1947 the AFSC decided to become more involved politically and to rely o

Prior to the breakup of the Soviet Union, there was no single agency concerned solely with the technical matters und

...ed an era of [[Soviet]] dominance in the chess world. Until the end of the Soviet Union, there was only one non-Soviet champion, American [[Bobby Fischer]] (champi

...les between forces of nature, such as Reagan's "evil empire" stance on the Soviet Union and George W. Bush's "Axis of Evil". ...agua]]. Reagan started a "second cold war" with a hard line against the [[Soviet Union]], alarming Democrats who wanted a nuclear freeze. Reagan succeeded in incr

...ited States of America|United States, and to a lesser extent China and the Soviet Union, were as much an influence as any internal matters. There is little questio Further assumptions is that the U.S. would inform the DRV, China, and the Soviet Union that these attacks were of limited purpose, but show serious intent by addi

...ved the war. Having been deported to Poland, they escaped in 1939 to the [[Soviet Union]]. After the war they migrated to [[Israel]]. Sendel Grynszpan, Herschel's

...the Fair, and as a result of this, most European countries, including the Soviet Union, did not take part.

...sively studied by the victorious allies and contributed to work on early [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] and [[United States of America|U.S.]] jet fighters. The legacy of

...e United States in the bloody [[Korean War]] (1950-53), and broke with the Soviet Union over the issue of who best represented the Marxist orthodoxy.

...orically it ranged through Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, the former [[Soviet Union]] and [[Turkey]]. This tiger was said to be yellow with black stripes. The

...ningrad]] from Poland, he traveled to Moscow where he met [[Premier of the Soviet Union|Premier]] [[Alexei Kosygin]]. He was the first westerner to see the superso