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Who did you interview? My dad
1.When where you born? 1968.

2.What does the cold war mean to you?  Days of no happiness.

3.When you where a child, did you hear people talking about nuclear weapons? yes but didn't bother to listen.

4.Did you understand who the enemy was? no.

5.How was the enemy typically portrayed in your society? we felt threatend

6.Did your school have air-raid drills during this era?  no.

7.What were some of the procedures? listen to your teacher.

8.When you were younger, did you ever hear about or see a bomb shelter? yes.

9.What supplies did people put in bomb shelters and why?  water and caned food, so we could survive.

10.What feelings did you have about these bomb shelters? looked uncomfortable.

11. Were you ever afraid of nuclear weapons? of course.

12. Describe someone you admired during this time period? my mother.

13.What do you remember watching on television or hearing on the radio? all the bombing that had been going on.

Ogaden War:

Conventional conflict betweent somaliat ethopian in 1977 and 1978 over the ogaden region of Ethopia. In a notable illustration of the nature cold war alliances, the soviet union switched from supplying aid to somalato supporting ethopia which had previously ben hacked by the u.s promoting to start supporting somalia.

Paris Peace accords:

Who? Henry Kissinger
Where? Vietnam

intended to establish peace in Vietnam ended direct us military involvement and temporarily stopped the fighting between north and south vietnam governments of democratic republic of Vietnam and u.s. was a provisional  revolutionary government indigenous south Vietnamese revolutions. signed an agreement on ending war Jan 27, 1973

Fall of saigon:

Who? Van Tien Dung
Where? South Vietnam

North verses forces under command of the senior general begin their final attac on saigon which was commanded by nguyen supported by artillery and armor north verses continued to march towards saigon cease fire and put in place provisions for the freedom of south vietnam provided that if the north violated any of these agreements u.s. troops would return aid of south drafted a two year plan for the conquering of the south

Khmer Rouge

Who? Communists
Where? Cambodia
Set up a brutal communists government under cambodia into communists society. Pol pots followers slaughtered 2 million people. Almost on a quarter of nations. The vietnam invaded in 1978, overthrew the Khmer Rouse and installed a less government vietnamese with threw in 1989 by 1970s tyhe ideology of Khmer combined its own ideas with anticolonialist ideas of the PCF. Pol pot was a key leader in the movement after combodia.

Vietnam War

Who? Nambu Khang Chien

Where? Vietnam

Post world war 2 armed conflict involving a largely british indian french

Wars in indochina 45 years had caught theworlds attention during the 20th century.

In july 1945 at postdam east germany allied leaders made decision to divide indochina.

france was the rightful owner of indochona but because the fact of france was criticaly weakend as a resulf of German.




Works Cited: Wikipedia.com/Cold-war.org