Answer:
The (non-existing) communist threat.
Explanation:
The. Berlin Blockade (1948-1949) can be seen, in retrospect, as the start of the Cold War. The Sovjets blocked the Western sectors of Berlin as a protest to the introduction of the Deutsche Mark in Berlin. This event troubled the already tense relationship between the two world powers.
Now it must be said that from the beginning the wide-spread belief that the U.S.S.R and it´s communist comrades (Cuba) was going to complete what Hitler couldn´t manage, i.e. conquer the whole world, was, in retrospect, an absurd idea from the American side.
This by paranoia fueled belief - see for more information Eric Hobsbawm in <em>The Age of Extremes </em>- was shown clearly in the Truman Doctrine, the failed invasion in Cuba and the Cuban Missile Crisis, not to mention the Vietnam War in which several American presidents <em>¨tapped their way through a dense cloud of incomprehension, confusion and paranoia.¨ </em>Eric Hobsbawm
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Answer:
PTSD, fear
Explanation:
Based on just the picture you can tell that there will be long-term mental effects based on the fear they are clearly experiencing and what they may have seen to get them into that state. You can see how huge the attack was, not only by the amount of smoke spreading and the amount of people running, but by the people seen scared and running from the scene despite already having distance from it
