As of 2017, the second most populated country in Europe is Germany, with a current population of 82.79 million people.
The Cold War was a function of the United States and Soviet Union, with their conflicting ideologies, coming into contact with each other all over the world. The era can be defined as from about 1945 to 1989. Germany divided simply because the Soviet Union invaded from the East, and the other Allied countries invaded from the West during the conclusion of the Second World War. Ironically, the Allied forces could have continued eastward, but...
The Cold War was a function of the United States and Soviet Union, with their conflicting ideologies, coming into contact with each other all over the world. The era can be defined as from about 1945 to 1989. Germany divided simply because the Soviet Union invaded from the East, and the other Allied countries invaded from the West during the conclusion of the Second World War. Ironically, the Allied forces could have continued eastward, but were halted; the meeting of both armies at the Elbe River in April 1945 split Germany, was the end of the Nazi regime, and was the beginning of a half century of posturing and international intrigues between the two "superpowers."
It was about seven billion
this is according to the United States Census Bureau, which argued that the world was seven billion as in March 2012. The United Nations on the other hand asserts that, however, the world population reached the seven billion mark in 2011. Currently the population stands at 7.6 billion.
