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ussr is more to blame cause they dont wanna communicate with its allies properly when it doesnt want ww2 to happen again causing the allies thinking that the ussr is trying to take over europe

then when the us tried to be gangsta the soviets wanna flex back and copied the us by creating warsaw pact , comicon plan. this maked the us think the soviet wanna fight then they angry at each other like a couple falling out

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UNder the Marshall plan, economic help provided for countries that are aligned with US democratic values

This means that the US is only going give help to the ‘democratic’ countries around the world, while the Soviet Union is a communist country.

This leads to strain in relations between the USSR and US, because of its difference in ideology and mistrust among the USSR and US.

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QuIcKly assumed that Russia was land hungry and went on a "land grab" ("seen today in Krimea"). In this quick assumption they responded to an defensive manoeuvre aggressively and escalated the cold war

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QuIcKly assumed that Russia was land hungry and went on a "land grab" ("seen today in Krimea"). In this quick assumption they responded to an defensive manoeuvre aggressively and escalated the cold war

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The Allies seek co-operation with the Soviets in terms of basic necessities, but the Soviets instead chose not to act on it. This raises even more suspicions on the Soviets' intentions to Germany. By putting the Berlin blockade and not have mutual co-operation, this could inflict repercussions onto the people of East Germany, which has a much bigger scale and size than the Allies actions

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USSR actions had a greater impact compared to the US and are more to blame for intensifying the Cold War in Europe. Actions such as Stalin isolating West Berlin, as well as responding to the introduction of the NATO with their own military alliance, the Warsaw Pact. These actions had a great impact in contributing to the amount of mistrust and misunderstanding between the countries. Hence, the USSR has a bigger impact on starting the coldwar and therefore is more to blame for intensifying the cold war in Europe.

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The scale of the US influence is further and thus it is more to blame for intensifying the cold war in Europe. While the Soviets were only intentional to defend their own territory through the Eastern Europe states, US rolled out many policies such as the Marshall Plan and created alliances such as NATO to continually gain control of more nations in Europe, thus intensifying the Cold War and forcing a response upon the Soviets.

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The marshal plan started it with buying over a broken down Europe.  

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The marshal plan started it with buying over a broken down Europe.  

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After holding back on D-day invasion. they let the NAZIS cripple europe so that after the war thier moeny seemed more lucrative to them. Hence buying over influence easily and encroaching on the world more. It is not the USSR who wants land its clearly the US.  After this ploy they claim they are only fighting the USSR. Take for example the missiles in Turkey they say its for fighting off communism but it could also be as easily turned around and fired at others.  Their influence stretches deep beneath the pores of europe and into the very soul of it. Now people prefer coca cola instead of a refreshing sip of sparking kvas.

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they mistook soviet intentions in eastern europe as soviet expansionism and overreacted which started the seemingly endless battle of who is better. this eventually led to the truman doctrine which is considered the start of the cold war. if this never happened in the first place, the cold war could have never happened.

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The US actions is more to blame for intensifying the Cold War in Europe in in terms of the impact of their actions. The US creation of NATO, forced the

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Considering the action taken by the USA during the post-war and the beginning of the cold war, I believe that the USA is more to blame for intensifying the Cold War in Europe. After World War 2, the USA introduced the Marshall Plan in a bid to assist and rebuild Europe. However, on hindsight, this was to coheres the countries which took the plan into the American alliance systems, NATO. The creation of which was to deter an attack by the USSR. However, these actions were highly provocative, as seen from the perspective of the USSR. Therefore, it is highly understandable for the USSR to take similar action to defend itself. Ultimately, as the USA were the first to take hostile actions; therefore, they hold more of the blame for intensifying the Cold War in Europe.