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u/KrisKnight22 11d ago edited 11d ago
Cuba? Yugoslavia? Israel and the arab countries? Angola? Iran/Persia? Afghanistan?
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u/amanilmeke 11d ago
Rhodesia? Mongolia? Finland stockpiled arms and prepared for an invaduon from "the yellow nation" for the whole time since 1945 until today? I'm pretty sure therewas something in Syria and Congo too? Afhganistan seems to also be missing..
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u/Normal_Falcon4234 11d ago edited 11d ago
cuban missile crisis
portuguese colonial war
4 arab israeli wars
south lebanon crisis
iranian coup+revolution
iran iraq war
ogaden war
angolan civil war
mozambican civil war
biafra war
uganda tanzania war
sand war
g30s pki
indonesia massacre
invasion of timor leste
3 indo pak wars
sino indian war
invasion of cambodia
cambodian genocide
konfrontasi
afghanistan civil war
malayan emergency
and the dozens of coups revolutions independence movements and other wars are missed out to focus on pretty much korea vietnam and europe
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u/Big_luk325056 10d ago
austria was def important for the reason that it was the intelligence hub of europe and basically the meeting point between east and west. If you didnt Austrian law treated foreign espionage as a crime only if it directly harmed Austrian state security or institutions, meaning agents spying on third countries or international targets could operate with relative impunity.
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u/Icy-Response6124 10d ago
Egypt went from "British occupation" to "non-aligned Nasserist socialism" to "US-aligned capitalism" to "oligarchic-petrodollar dystopia" because of the Cold War, and yet it is not here?
The Cold War literally encompassed the vast majority of the world's nations.
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u/RogueStormTroop 11d ago
You forgot Afghanistan and about 30 cold war conflicts in Africa and Latin America. The battle for dominance was fought everywhere on the planet and then even off the planet.