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The cold war produced other refugee crises, in Indochina, Central America and Afghanistan.

And the cold war produced a host of incredible breakthroughs in other areas of science and technology.

"The end of the cold war produced a strategic disengagement, and Liberia is Exhibit A in terms of the consequences," said Chester A. Crocker, the Reagan administration's point man on African affairs.

At the "anthill" -- the nickname F.B.I. agents bestowed on the bureau's New York field office, where Hanssen was stationed when he first began selling secrets to the Russians -- the end of the cold war produced a kind of moral weariness.

The darkest day of the cold war produced some timeless comedy, from the classic movie of accidental apocalypse, Dr Strangelove, to the songs of the mathematician, musician and comedian, Tom Lehrer, with titles like So Long Mom (A song for WWIII), and in the UK, the civil defence sketch by Beyond the Fringe.

It happened to Jimmy Carter, whose early thinking about the cold war produced a declaration that it was time to pull American troops out of South Korea -- and an uproar that taught him how important an American military presence remained in Asia.

In fact, for all its anxiety and terror, the cold war also produced the longest period of peace and stability between the great powers.

But a divisive Vietnam conflict and the cold war had produced no such heroes, and the little-known General Schwarzkopf was wreathed in laurels as the victor in a popular war against a brutal dictator.

During the cold war, MGM produced Above and Beyond (1952), based on the experiences of Colonel Paul Tibbets, the pilot of the Enola Gay, the first aircraft to drop an atomic bomb.

But, at the same time, it is also true that J.F.K. was wandering into a cesspool of hatreds in Dallas, that the fever pitch of the Cold War had produced enraged Cuban exiles and still more enraged John Birch-style fanatics, that the permanent American landscape of eccentrics and fanatics — all persuaded, most armed — surrounded Kennedy at his last moments.

The end of the cold war has produced a sustained debate on international relations theory.