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During Cold War, it started right after the WW2 ended and finished in 1989 with the fall of the Berlin Wall, the United States and the Sovietic Union were fighting over political ideology dividing the world in two: capitalist and communist blocs.
Both great powers did not get to have direct armed conflicts, instead there were indirect hostilities in third countries territories. These conflicts were sponsored by the US or the Sovietic Union: for example in the Missile Cuban Crisis, 1962, the American air force base were in the south of the island and the Sovietic missile bases were place in La Habana, the north of the island.
During the Vietnam war, the American bases were in south Vietnam and the Sovietic bases were in north Vietnam.
The main cause of the Vietnam War was that communism was threatening to expand all over South East Asia.
<h3>What is Vietnam War?</h3>
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It should be noted that the Vietnam War was a conflict between North Ana South Vietnam.
Also, the main cause of the Vietnam War was that communism was threatening to expand all over South East Asia.
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The term Fascism comes from the Italian word <em>fasci </em>which means ¨bundle of sticks¨, symbolizing strength in unity.
1 History: Mussolini was a charismatic figure that fitted perfectly in the sensitive Italian idea of a <em>¨Ceasar¨ , </em>a strong leader that can unit his people. Hitler had supposedly the right (ideological and economic) answers for the German people who suffered from the Versailles war treaties.
2. Unity: Where Mussolini sought the Italian unity in a more geographical sence, Hitler was more concerned with uniting the German <em>Volk</em> (people).
3. Ideology and propaganda: Hitler´s idea of <em>Lebensraum </em>(space to live) and the special role the German people supposedly had in the world, were the ideological fundaments that proved very succesfull in convincing the Germans of the need for European expansion; Mussolini´s ideology was more based on reviving the glory of the Roman Empire without trying to conquer the whole of Europe.
4. Military strength and strategies: they differed much in strength and how to obtain their military goals: Mussolini was much weaker compared to the impressive German war-machine, especially in the first war years.
5. Personality: Hitler, as we know, was obsessed with wiping out the Jews which he hated; Mussolini, although a racist, didn´t go that far and was more obsessed with Italy itself.
6. Fascism & Nazism: The Fascism of Mussolini was a yearning for national unity and strong leadership; Hitler´s nazism is a form of fascism that incorporated anti-communism, antisemitism and scientific racism.
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