The Early Cold War, Part X: The detonation of the first Soviet atom bomb, R.D.S.-1, on 29 August 1949—code named/nicknamed "Article 501" or "First Lightning" by the U.S.S.R. & "Joe-1" by the U.S.A.
Cross-reference: The Early Cold War series, with addenda.
№ LXXXII—The Berlin Blockade.
№ LXXXIII—The Berlin Airlift.
Commentary: I know a fellow who was an Air Force pilot during the Berlin Airlift & flew relief flights into West Berlin.
№ CCCLI—The Yalta Conference.
№ CCCLII—The Potsdam Conference.
№ CCCLIII—The Long Telegram.
№ CCCLIV—The "Iron Curtain" speech.
№ CCCLV—The Truman Doctrine.
№ CCCLVI—The Czechoslovakian coup.
№ CCCLVII—The Marshall Plan.
№ CCCLVIII—N.A.T.O.
№ CCCLIX—"Who lost China?"
№ CCCLX—The Tito-Stalin split.
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