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Both Powers were at each others' throats, just increasing tension

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Link/Citation for Soviet view on Capitalism visual source

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Views and Re-Views: Soviet Political Posters and Cartoons | View By Date

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Soviet dominance over East Germany

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"The capitalists will take your work back to their place, where labor is cheap and unemployment high"

Speaks on U.S. manipulation and ideology which led to uprising

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"Memorandum from Lavrentiy Beria to the CPSU CC Presidium regarding Mass Defections from the GDR, 6 May 1953," May 06, 1953, History and Public Policy Program Digital Archive, SVRA file 3581, vol. 7; published as facsimile (in Russian) in David E. Murphy, Sergei Kondrashev, and George Bailey, "Battleground Berlin: CIA vs. KGB in the Cold War" (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1997), p. 157. https://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/110409

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MEMORANDUM FROM LAVRENTIY BERIA TO THE CPSU CC PRESIDIUM REGARDING MASS DEFECTIONS FROM THE GDR, 6 MAY 1953

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MEMORANDUM FROM LAVRENTIY BERIA TO THE CPSU CC PRESIDIUM REGARDING MASS DEFECTIONS FROM THE GDR, 6 MAY 1953

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"According to available data, the increase in the number of defections to the West is explained not only by increased hostile propaganda among the GDR inhabitants carried out by West German organs, but also by the desire of various groups of peasants to avoid entering into agricultural industry cooperatives currently being organized, by fears among the small and middle-size private businessmen that their personal property and assets will be confiscated, by the desire among a number of youth to avoid serving in the GDR armed forces, and by the difficulties experienced in the GDR with regard to the supply food and merchandise available to the inhabitants"

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Baras, Victor. “Stalin's German Policy after Stalin.” Slavic Review, vol. 37, no. 2, 1978, pp. 259–267. JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/2497604. Accessed 10 Mar. 2021.

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Eisenhower "Chance of Peace" Speech  1953

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Eisenhower "Chance of Peace" Speech  1953

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"In the world of... Soviet government design... security was, to be found, not in mutual trust and mutual aid but in force: huge armies, subversion, rule of neighbor countries. The goal was power superiority at all cost. Security was to be sought by denying it to all others"

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BytlVCNy_F0fQ2NHZ2RsYjM2M1BvYWNpcW1HWWYtS1RkQ09B/view

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"He [Bahr] had agreed to broadcast the strikers' demands-they wanted lower work quotas, lower food prices, and free elections, among other things- and he had continued to do so until the radio's America controller, Gordon Ewing, burst into his office and told him to stop: 'Do you want to start World War Three?' Ewing told Bahr that American responsibility and American security guarantees ended at the border, and he'd better be clear about that in his broadcasts" (Applebaum 439).

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"As a result of the uprising, the rules of the Soviet Union and East Germany were forced to place greater emphasis on consolidation of the Communist Regime" (Baras)

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Q: Discuss the reasons for the 1953 East German Uprising and its significance to the Cold War.

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Q: Discuss the reasons for the 1953 East German Uprising and its significance to the Cold War.

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By: Emily Shupe, Riley Skinner, Olivia Keys, Christy Elliott

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"it seemed impossible for any of them to fill Stalin’s shoes. In any case, they wanted to prevent the rise of another dictator because they feared for their personal security; they had every reason to fear and distrust one another" (Kenez).

As the Soviet Union recognized the weakness within the nation without Stalin, East Germany was able to rise. The Soviet Union saw the insecurity and panic within their own country which was then viewed by the United states, allowing the East German rise.

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Berlin riots - Soviet troops are the aggressors