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After the death of Stalin in 1953.

In 1956.

In 1949.

While the Korean War was raging (1950-53)

On May 10, 1948

First World consciousness

Second World consciousness

Third World consciousness

Fourth World consciousness

Fifth World consciousness

Belgium - Pakistan 

Britain - India

France - Kenya

Holland - Uganda

Portugal - Algeria

To create a military alliance against NATO

To support education and culture in the Eastern Bloc

To facilitate economic development of the Eastern Bloc

To start detente between Eastern and Western blocks

To support Turkey against Soviet aggression

Macedonia

Greece

Kosovo

Albania

Bosnia

On March 6, 1946

On July 4,1945

on March 12, 1947 

On February 6, 1946

On April 8,1947

From the late 1939 and early 1950 onward.

From the late 1941 and early 1954 onward.

From the late 1940 and early 1950 onward.

From the late 1938 and early 1951 onward.

From the late 1940 and early 1954 onward

The Non-Aligned Movement 

The Marshall Plan

The Organization for European Economic Cooperation

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development 

The European Coal and Steel Community

The German invasion of Soviet Russia

The D-Day

The Invasion of Manchuria

The German Anschluss of Austria

The Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

South England in 1944.

Spain in 1945

Portugal in 1944

Yalta in February 1945

Tunisia in 1944

1951

1952

1950

1953

1949

12

14

15

16

18

Making an agrrement on the formulation of a unified West German state.

To establish the Federal Republic of Germany

To introduce two different currencies; Deutschmark and Ostmark

Establishing the Organization for European Economic Cooperation

Forming  the backbone of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

Paris Peace Conference

League of Nations

The Monroe Doctrine

The Treaty of Rapallo

The Great Depression

Russia

The United States

France

Great Britain

Italy

The world was geographically integrated into a single map.

There was a tension between rulers and ruled throughout most of the century.

The century witnessed the rise of ideologies such as liberalism, nationalism, and socialism.

The gap between absolutism and constitutionalism was a constant rivalry that challenged governments’ sovereignty.

European politics created new models of cooperation among its members, such as the balance of power and the concert system.

The Treaty of Rapallo

The Great Depression

League of Nations

The Monroe Doctrine

Paris Peace Conference

The idea of striking a balance of power

Increasing reference to international law

The emergence of permanent diplomatic representation

The decreasing impact of religion on state authority

The increasing importance of state sovereignty and authority

The purpose of the meeting was to punish defeated countries.

The purpose of the meeting was to make the defeated countries pay up.

The purpose of the meeting was to make the defeated countries change their regime.

The purpose of the meeting was to made them decide deed to revenge.

The purpose of the meeting was to establish the terms of the peace after World War.