Sentence examples for cold war countries from inspiring English sources

During the cold war, countries' chief assets were missiles with nuclear warheads.

In the cold war, countries played the Great Power game -- they built big armies and fancy weapons, bought allies and worried about making a good impression on hard-to-get bystanders.

As the departed American soldiers suggest, this city is no longer part of a cold war country living what Zafer Senocak, a German intellectual of Turkish descent, has called a "quasi a-national existence under the umbrella of the West".

The concept of the First World originated during the Cold War, involving countries that were aligned with the United States and were identified as capitalist and democratic countries.

After the Cold War, these countries of the First World included member states of NATO, U.S.- aligned states, neutral countries that were developed and industrialized, and the former British Colonies that were considered developed.

America and Japan, among others, have had them since the early days of the cold war, when countries were anxious about Soviet incursions.

Muddling a way through the maze that still persists long after the end of the cold war, dithery countries need someone or something out front.

In the early years of the cold war most countries recognised the Chinese regime in Taiwan ("Free China") while the mainland communists ("Red China") were isolated.

During the cold war, northern countries essentially ran the show while the southern ones went meekly along (except for Greece, which often protested loudly).

During the Cold War, the countries of eastern Europe established a uniform regime for the movement of goods by railway that was comparable to that of the Berne Conventions.

"Since the end of the Cold War many countries, governments and institutions have finally faced the legacies of the second world war and the Holocaust," said Steinacher – a professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.