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Concrete barrier dividing Berlin post-WWII, symbolizing Cold War tensions.

Communist zone separated by the Berlin Wall.

Democratic zone separated by the Berlin Wall.

1948 Western Allies' operation to supply West Berlin during Soviet blockade.

Monitoring and control by East German government on citizens.

Many families divided by the Berlin Wall.

Risking lives to flee East Germany for the West.

Peaceful protests demanding Berlin Wall's removal.

End of East Germany after Berlin Wall's collapse.

Political and economic merging of East and West Germany post-wall.

Perception of reunification as democratic victory over communism.

Berlin Wall as a potent symbol of Cold War division.

Fall of Berlin Wall symbolizing democratic triumph.

Germany's reunification as a significant achievement and symbol of hope.

Communist-led national liberation movement in Vietnam.

Conflict that ended French colonial rule in Vietnam in 1954.

Global tension between the US and Soviet Union for influence.

Agreement that ended the First Indochina War in 1954.

Communist-nationalist movement in Vietnam fighting for independence.

Major North Vietnamese offensive in 1968.

First major battle between US and North Vietnamese forces.

Final defeat of South Vietnamese forces in 1975.

Cost the US over $168 billion, leading to economic challenges.

Unconventional style of warfare highlighted in the Vietnam War.

Vietnam reunified under communist rule after the war.

Impact on US psyche, including distrust of government.

Vietnamese people's strong sense of nationalism during the war.

Importance of having clear goals in military conflicts.

Established in 1951 for nuclear weapons testing, contributing significantly to the U.S. nuclear arsenal during the Cold War.

Secret base within the Nevada Test Site, used for testing experimental aircraft and surveillance technologies during the Cold War.

Controversial 1957 test with 29 nuclear detonations, advancing nuclear weapon efficiency but causing environmental and health concerns.

Secretly developed at Area 51, played a crucial role in intelligence gathering over the Soviet Union, notably during the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Code name for the development of the A-12 reconnaissance aircraft, leading to the SR-71 Blackbird, setting new standards for speed and stealth.

Resulted from testing at the Nevada Test Site, causing health issues due to radioactivity and hazardous materials exposure.

Process of revealing previously classified information, shedding light on the roles and impacts of the Nevada Test Site and Area 51 post-Cold War.

Conflict following the UN partition plan, leading to Israel's independence victory.

Conflict over Suez Canal nationalization, showcasing superpower influence decline.

War initiated by Israel's preemptive strike, resulting in capturing territories.

Conflict with Arab surprise attack, leading to initial gains and ceasefire.

Peace framework between Israel and Palestinians in the 1990s.

Violent Palestinian uprising post-collapse of Oslo Accords peace process.

Countries surrounding Israel that participated in the 1948 invasion.

Major global nations like the U.S. and USSR influencing the Suez Crisis outcome.

Territory captured by Israel during the 1967 Six-Day War.

Territory captured by Israel during the 1967 Six-Day War.

Territory captured by Israel during the 1967 Six-Day War.

Part of Jerusalem captured by Israel during the 1967 Six-Day War.

Agreement to stop fighting, ending the 1973 Yom Kippur War.

Escalating disputes between Israel and its Arab neighbors before wars.

First attack by Israel to destroy Arab air forces in the 1967 Six-Day War.

Process of taking private property into public ownership, as with the Suez Canal.

Collaborative military action by Britain, France, and Israel during the Suez Crisis.

Violent rebellion by Palestinians against Israeli occupation, like the Second Intifada.

Persistent conflicts and disputes between Israelis and Palestinians.

Significant increase post-WWII driven by Holocaust and desire for homeland.

1917 British support for a Jewish national home in Palestine.

1947 proposal to divide Palestine into Jewish and Arab states.

Resulted from increased Jewish migration to Palestine.

Jewish immigrants' contribution to industries and prosperity in Palestine.

Arise between Jewish and Arab communities due to migration impact.

Disputes between Jewish and Arab communities in Palestine.

Brought by Jewish immigrants, aiding economic growth in Palestine.

Agriculture, manufacturing, and technology sectors benefited from migration.

Genocide during WWII, resulting in the murder of six million Jews by Nazi Germany.

Prejudice against Jews, a key driver of the Holocaust.

Belief in the superiority of a supposed master race, used to justify discrimination.

1935 laws stripping Jews of citizenship and rights, marking the start of persecution.

Isolated areas where Jews were confined, lacking basic necessities.

Facilities where millions were imprisoned, subjected to forced labor, and killed.

Nazi plan to exterminate all Jews in Europe, leading to mass killings.

Facilities like Auschwitz where mass murders of Jews occurred using gas chambers.

Military groups that liberated concentration camps and exposed Holocaust horrors.

Sites worldwide honoring victims and educating about the dangers of discrimination.