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- The period 1955-68 was a time of great tension in the Cold War
- Hungarian Uprising succeeded in getting Nagy into power
- This led to freedom of speech and freedom of religion
- 1000 Russian tanks rolled into Budapest approximately killing 4000 Hungarians
- Czechoslovakia believed that the USA would help if they challenged the Soviet Union
- Prague Spring: the period between Dubceks taking over of power in January and the Soviet military response in August
- Czechoslovakians resisted and stood in front of tanks, 70 civilians were killed
- Construction of the Berlin wall
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