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Czechoslovakia
March 1948
=
communists
came
huge consequences
marshall plan
accepted by the us
congress
Yugoslavia
1948
-
USSR
controlled buffer zone
Tito
elected as
president
(communist)
cominform
in
1947
Poland
Stalin
wanted
buffer zone
, including Germany
pro-soviet
government established in
Lublin
"
salami tactics
" =
anti
communist
parties split into small pieces
Kennan's Long
Telegram 1946
George Kennan
USSR views the West as
menacing
peace
is unlikely
USSR's foreign policy is
aggressive
threaten force
= but war is not
needed
Truman's policy of containment
no
negotiation
with the
USSR
strengthen
anti-communist
governments =
economic
stalin
is threatened
Iron Curtain Speech 1946
Churchill's
speech in the
USA
about
division
in
Europe
stalin saw this as a
threat
divisions
increased
Greek Civil War 1946-1949
communists
v
monarchists
Britain
was
poor
and asked US for help in
Greece
US gave aid in
1947
Cominform
1947
Yugoslavia
expelled =
Tito
questioned
Stalin
formalise Soviet
influence
united communist states
together
economically
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