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THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS by Lina Makina
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Contents: 1. The Cuban Missile Crisis 2. origins of the crisis- why cuba?
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3. source presentation (source introduction/summary/interpretation)
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4. evaluation: the effect of the cubas missile crisis on the division of germany
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5. Conclusion of the cuban missile crisis
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Chapter 6
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the cuban missle crisis
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-happened in October 1962 during cold war -usa vs. soviet union (ussr)
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-hot rather than cold war came close
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-cause: stationating nuclear weapons in front of each others frontdoors
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-soviet union -> cuba -usa -> turkey, persia, etc.
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Chapter 12
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origins of the crisis- why cuba?
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-during 1950s ussr and usa intensive confronted with an arms race
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-by the 1960s both owned enough missiles for destroying hole world
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- the tech and invention of the new missiles was a progress: could fly thousands of miles
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- Unfortunately it took about 30 min. so the enemy could get ready-->
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- ussr and usa came to conclusion to stationate the weapons closer to each others borders
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-some countries declarated themselves to help eather usa or ussr e.g. turkey-> usa cuba-> ussr
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Chapter 20
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evaluation: the effect of the cubas missile crisis on the division of germany
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if the superpowers decides to attack, then divided germany would also be affected
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nuclear war= critical situation for berlin
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berlin weakest point (geographically) isolated -> surrounded by ussr and g.d.r
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attacking usa= attacking berlin
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berlin= absolutely helpless subjects in the shadow of the big ruling powers(usa and ussr)
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Chapter 27
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Conclusion of the cuban missile crisis
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crisis showed both sides (ussr and usa) nearly about distroying earth
Audio Transcript
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In the following presentation, I will talk about the Cuban
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missile crisis.
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First, I will focus the timeline and give an overview
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about the important historical event.
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After that, I will present a source with the title
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and tolerable having your rockets on my doorsteps by victor
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Vice, that I will emulate the effect of the Cuban
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missile crisis of the division from Germany.
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Finally, I will draw a conclusion about the Cuban missile
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crisis, referring to my own opinion about this immense historical
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occurrence. The Cuban missile crisis happened in october 99 62
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during the period known as the Cold War between the
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U. S.
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A. And the soviet Union, USSR.
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The two superpowers came close to a hot rather than
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Cold War because of sectioning nuclear weapons at each other
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doorsteps. The soviet union placed missiles on the island CUBA
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and the US a place their missiles in Turkey Persia
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it easy.
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Hence both countries felt directly threatened during the 1900 fifty's.
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The uses are, and the U.
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S. A.
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Where intensively confronted with an arms race by the 1900
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sixty's, both sides owned enough bombs to destroy the world
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at once.
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The invention and technology of the new missiles was a
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progress. Missiles could fly thousands of miles but nevertheless had
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a disadvantage.
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It talks about 30 minutes to reach a target.
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While attacking both superpowers became aware that this was a
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chance for the enemy to react and to defend.
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Due to this fact, both superpowers came to the conclusion
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to station their weapons closer to the enemy.
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There were countries that offered help to the superpowers to
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fulfill the new ideas.
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Turkey allowed the americans to set up missiles on the
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Turkish soviet borders Missile launched from there could reach Moscow
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within 5-10 minutes.
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The uses are also looked looked for an ideal missile
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site with which was closer to the United States, CUBA
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was a perfect decision.
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The cartoon is convincing because both countries felt similarly treated
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directly, although there was no balance in the overall amount
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of rockets each superpower owned.
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Obviously, both sides realized how dangerously close they had come
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to a disaster that meant destroying the world.
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Evaluation. The effect of the Cuban missile crisis on the
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division of Germany.
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If the superpowers decides to attack, then divided, Germany would
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also be affected.
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The escalation into a nuclear war meant a critical situation
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for Berlin.
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Berlin was the weakest point and was more over geographically
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is regulated.
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In addition, it was surrounded by the U.
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S. S.
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R. And the G.
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D. R.
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As close enemies attacking the U.
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S. A.
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Meant taking billion on both sides.
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East and West people were frightened.
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Burnin was absolutely helpless subject and the shadow of the
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big ruling powers, the USA and the USSR finally to
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the conclusion.
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Nevertheless, this crisis showed how both sides using in soviet
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union we're about to destroy the earth with their nuclear
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bombs, Kennedy and church if came to the conclusion to
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ban all nuclear tests above ground, however, their relations devoted
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peacefully for decades of time.
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