Cold War
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Cold War
Summary
Cold War is a cold war[1]. It draws 28,956 Wikipedia views per month (cold_war category, ranking #1 of 5).[2]
Key Facts
- Cold War's instance of is recorded as cold war[3].
- Cold War's instance of is recorded as perpetual war[4].
- Cold War's instance of is recorded as proxy war[5].
- Cold War's instance of is recorded as historical period[6].
- Cold War followed World War II[7].
- Cold War was followed by post–Cold War era[8].
- The location of Cold War was Latin America[9].
- The location of Cold War was Asia[10].
- Cold War took place at Africa[11].
- Cold War took place at Europe[12].
- Cold War is a type of low-intensity conflict[13].
- Cold War is a type of international conflict[14].
- Cold War's Commons category is recorded as Cold War[15].
- Cold War comprises War of Attrition[16].
- Cold War comprises Saur Revolution[17].
- Cold War comprises proxy war[18].
- Cold War comprises Operation Cyclone[19].
- Cold War comprises Afghan Conflict[20].
- Cold War comprises 1953 Iranian coup d'état[21].
- Cold War comprises Libertadora Revolution[22].
- Cold War began on 1945[23].
- Cold War ended on December 25, 1991[24].
- A participant in Cold War was Eastern Bloc[25].
- Among those involved in Cold War was Western Bloc[26].
- Cold War's significant event is recorded as Vietnam War[27].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include cold war[3], perpetual war[4], proxy war[5], and historical period[6]. Recorded subclass of include low-intensity conflict[13] and international conflict[14].
Use and Application
Components include War of Attrition[16], a war[28]; Saur Revolution[17], a revolution[29], in Republic of Afghanistan[30]; proxy war[18], a type of war[31]; Operation Cyclone[19], a military operation[32], in United States[33]; Afghan Conflict[20], a civil war[34], in Afghanistan[35]; and 1953 Iranian coup d'état[21], a coup d'état[36], in Iran[37].
Influence
Things named for Cold War include post–it era[38], an era[39] and Artificial Intelligence Cold War[40], an occurrence[41].
Why It Matters
Cold War draws 28,956 Wikipedia views per month (cold_war category, ranking #1 of 5).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[42] It is known by 20 alternative names across languages and contexts.[43]
Entities named for it include post–it era[38], an era[39] and Artificial Intelligence Cold War[40], an occurrence[41].