Cold War quiz

Name the president at Teheran & Yalta: Franklin D. ...

What was the largest nuclear bomb ever tested called?

What was Carter's response to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan?

In which order did the Olympic boycotts happen?

What do you call a Communist who wants to make some changes (e.g. relax media censorship)?

By which year in the arms race did both sides successfully test a hydrogen bomb?

Who was the Russian leader when the Second Cold War started in 1979?

When was East and West Germany's existence accepted by each other (in the Helsinki Agreements)?

What was the CIA's role in the Cold War?

By what name was the collapse of Communism in Czechoslovakia referred to?

Which US Secretary of State was the Marshall Plan named after?

What year was NATO formed?

Which of these was NOT part of the war of words in 1946-47?

Which of the following was NOT a Soviet satellite state?

In the space race, the USA 'won' by doing what for the first time?

Who was the leader of Czechoslovakia in 1969?

What was the Soviet version of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation?

Which group of people did Reagan make his 'Evil Empire' speech to?

Which of these leaders did not establish a long-term precedent (Doctrine)?

What was Comecon, established in 1949?

Which Berlin crisis happened in 1948-49?

What is Gulag bear a reference to?

Who was the American President when the Second Cold War started in 1979?

When did the USSR invade Afghanistan?

Where in the USSR was Chernobyl nuclear power station, scene of a disaster in April 1986?

In the arms race, when did the USSR develop their first atomic bomb?

When was USSR's Red Spring, when enthusiastic youngsters called for more fun within Communism?

The soviet invasion of which country caused the collapse of détente?

INF treaty (Dec 1987) was an agreement signed in Washington. What does INF stand for?

Who visited West Berlin and delivered a speech at the Berlin wall in 1987?