Cold War

What were the events leading to the Cold War?

I was thinking about this earlier, and remembered that the Soviet Union was our ally during World War II, but the Cold War began in 1945 (with the end of World War II). What were the events leading up to the Cold War?

The Cold War did not actually begin in 1945; at the end of the Second World War, there actually was great hope for mutual cooperation among the victorious Allied powers, the United Nations had held its inaugural session in San Francisco, and the world was united in the seeming resolve to reconstruct and move past the horrors of the just-completed war.

There was the notion that in the liberated countries of eastern Europe, there would be fair, democratic elections held to ensure governments of the type desired by the people, and to frustrate any rise of totalitarianism such as had helped to foster an environment of the type that had brought on the war. There were some minor issues to be addressed by the powers, but all in all, there was every indication of mutual goodwill on every side.

The fact of the matter was, however, that the Soviet Union, having suffered grievously in the war, and mindful of the fact that this was the second time in the century that she had suffered so(World War I was the first), wished to look to its own security. This was understandable, and the Soviets were very conscious of their weakness in regards to the West, particularly America. America had just demonstrated its military might in the war, including its superior technology, as evidenced in the atomic bomb, a weapon that the Soviets did not have at the time. There also was the resurgent memory of Western hostility to the Soviet regime, from the time after the First World War, when the Allies sent expeditionary forces to Russia, and supported the Whites in their struggle to overthrow the Communist Reds.

All of these things taken into consideration, the Soviets wished to have a barrier of friendly buffer states between themselves and the West, and so it sponsored the over-turning of the democratic governments of eastern Europe, and the installation of sympathetic Communist regimes. The Soviets could do this, as they militarily were in occupation of eastern Europe, and the western Allies were too exhausted from the war, and looking to their own reconstruction, to become too greatly involved.

By the end of 1947, then, there was a great change in climate between East and West, In Churchill's words, an "iron curtain" had descended on Europe, dividing it, and those nations that lived behind it were seen as Soviet satellites. The change in relations fostered by this promoted mutual distrust among the former allies. The Soviets were seen as wishing to dominate Europe, and eventually, the world, by the West, and by the same token, the West, particularly America, was seen as wishing to continue the old Imperialism of the prewar years, as evidenced in the colonial powers, supported by the United States, returning to their colonies and attempting to continue as before.

In this situation, each side grew more paranoid, and the Soviet success in gaining an atomic bomb of their own helped to foster the feeling that each side was preparing for the next war, and each side wanted to have the most going for it in the event of such. Thus, jockeying for power and influence around the globe became the hallmark of international diplomacy for the two superpowers, and the rest of the world could only watch in dismay, join one coalition or the other, or try precariously to steer an independent course.

The situation more or less remained in this frame until the reforms of Gorbachev in the 80's, although the policy of "detente" in the 70's had tried to address the possibility of peaceful co-existence of the two sides.

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Homeopathic cold remedies which will resolve your cold are just the same as the flu remedies. Flus are really just more serious colds. The start of colds can also look like hay fever.

When using homeopathic remedies, you don't use the label, such as 'a cold'. You use your symptoms, to work out which cold remedy is most likely to do you good.

So for instance, if your cold had been coming on slowly over a few days and now you have a clear nasal discharge, a headache that is worse during the day and cold sores on your lips, the most effective remedy for you might be Natrum muriaticum.

This is a very different 'cold picture' to the one most likely resolved by Aconite. This picture may still have a watery, nasal discharge, but the whole cold thing came on really quickly. And your worse time is likely to be in the evening or middle of the night, not the daytime.

This looks like hay fever, as well, doesn't it? Do you see how useless labels are for homeopathic use?

It's also a very good way of becoming aware of your body. If you simply dismiss your malady with a label, it doesn't help you understand you any better. But by taking the time to note your individual symptoms, you might well start to see a pattern.

Illnesses are not negatives things to be avoided at all cost. They have the potential to be very positive ways to evolve and move forward. And the best time to start on that journey is right now, using homeopathic cold remedies.

Why?

Well, now is always a good time to start any change.

And colds are normally easy enough for any budding home prescriber to deal with. Couple that with the fact that colds aren't serious, so if you fail miserably at finding the best cold remedies for you or your family, there will not be any disastrous consequences.

So you can see why now is the best time to start.

Try shifting your thinking. Try seeing illness as an opportunity to grow. To heal old wounds. To evolve into someone with more potential.

And suddenly new doors start to open. Homeopathy offers you that potential.

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