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Who benefited from the end of the Cold War?
Shows who gained or lost, and who disputes a study that says so, in the words of whoever says it. Not that anyone caused it.
A connection is not evidence of wrongdoing.
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Who benefited from the end of the Cold War?
Shows who gained or lost, and who disputes a study that says so, in the words of whoever says it. Not that anyone caused it.
According to Fidel Castro. The United States benefited from the end of the Cold War.
Interview recorded for CNN’s Cold War series in March 1998, translated from Spanish.
The Soviet Union, harmed by the end of the Cold War.
Castro names the socialist camp alongside the USSR. Interview recorded for CNN’s Cold War series in March 1998, translated from Spanish.
According to Mikhail Gorbachev. Humanity benefited from the end of the Cold War.
Nobel Peace Prize lecture, Oslo, 5 June 1991.
The Soviet Union benefited from the end of the Cold War.
Said in Werner Herzog’s film Meeting Gorbachev (2018), as quoted in The New York Times review.
According to the United States government. The United States benefited from the end of the Cold War.
Named in 2 of the 3 accounts recorded here (Gained): the United States.
Shows who gained or lost, and who disputes a study that says so, in the words of whoever says it. Not that anyone caused it.
A connection is not evidence of wrongdoing.
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