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Historian Applebaum discusses how Stalin had created the need for Germans to riot and create this uprising

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Historian Applebaum discusses how Stalin had created the need for Germans to riot and create this uprising

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Stalin felt that Germans were not supposed to oppose any authority at all and he even laughed at the though of political protests happening in East Germany. Once he died this German uprising, happened, which was a tell tale sign that the people were unhappy with his rule, and once he was gone, they were able to fully express their feelings.

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Historian Ostermann on Jstor talks about the East German Uprising and the impact of American policy on the crisis

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Historian Ostermann on Jstor talks about the East German Uprising and the impact of American policy on the crisis

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Wilson Center Source talks about how East Germany loses a lot of people to the West 

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Wilson Center Source talks about how East Germany loses a lot of people to the West 

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Political Cartoon of Capitalism, seen as a wolf, is preparing to put on a mask with the face of Dean Acheson. This seems to have some irony as if the U.S. hides behind a normal face when in reality they are a strong wolf underneath

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Political Cartoon of Capitalism, seen as a wolf, is preparing to put on a mask with the face of Dean Acheson. This seems to have some irony as if the U.S. hides behind a normal face when in reality they are a strong wolf underneath

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Lenin and Stalin standing next to each other with the caption being "Glory to the great October leaders!" There are many people in support of them in the background and it looks to be depicting these leaders as being heroes.

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Lenin and Stalin standing next to each other with the caption being "Glory to the great October leaders!" There are many people in support of them in the background and it looks to be depicting these leaders as being heroes.

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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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The U.S. coming up with strategies to stay in control in Europe (hurting alliances)

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The U.S. coming up with strategies to stay in control in Europe (hurting alliances)

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Wilson Center Primary Source regarding the Memorandum of Discussion at the 136th meeting of the National Security Council

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Wilson Center Primary Source regarding the Memorandum of Discussion at the 136th meeting of the National Security Council

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Soviet Union creating mistrust throughout Europe 

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Soviet Union creating mistrust throughout Europe 

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This speech discusses how all countries had a chance to be peaceful but that all countries shared the same goal "to guard vigilantly against the domination ever again of any part of the world by a single, unbridled aggressive power." He says "This common purpose lasted an instant and perished." Eisenhower feels that because the U.S. and the Soviet Union could not work together, this German uprising happened.

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Outbursts of riots broke out on the streets of Berlin. Citizens were burning Soviet flags. This was significant because it represented the hatred for the Soviet rule. These events show the true hatred between the rulers of the Soviet nation and their people.