The Cold War

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The Cold War was a war that was between The United States and The USSR. The war lasted between 1953 and 1991.

Contents 1 Part 1 2 Time line of Events 2.1 1952-1953 2.2 1954-1991

Part 1

After World War II, The USSR was still angry at the America. For payback, the Communist government decided to invade the North Pole. The first invasion took place on September 14, 1952. Soon after, the troops captured Santa's Workshop which ended up canceling Christmas for 1952. Many Americans were very angry when they woke up and found no gifts under their Christmas holiday trees.

Time line of Events

1952-1953

• September 14, 1952 - USSR troops invade the North Pole.
• September 15, 1952 - Santa's Workshop is captured.
• September 28, 2952 - American explorers are sent to the North Pole to investigate.
• September 30, 1952 - Explorers arrive back in America with the news.
• January 5, 1953 - American troops are sent to the North Pole to recapture it.
• January 6, 1953 - American troops return complaining about the cold.
• January 8, 1953 - More American troops are sent to the North Pole.
• January 10, 1953 - Additional troops are sent to aid the others.
• March 10, 1953 - Word arrives in America that all the troops have died due to the cold.
• March 11, 1953 - America decides to rethink its strategy.
• April 1, 1953 - The USSR learns that the Americans are planing to attack the North Pole.
• April 23, 1953 - Americans decided to attack the USSR instead.
• April 24, 1953 - Americans realize the USSR is almost as cold as the North Pole.
• April 30, 1953 - Americans decide to launch a nuclear missile at the USSR within the year.
• May 3, 1953 - The USSR learns that the Americans are planing to attack the USSR.
• May 16, 1953 - The USSR tells America that they are prepared to launch missiles back.
• May 17, 1953 - Neither side is willing to fire due to retaliation.
• September 13, 1953 - USSR troops withdraw from the North Pole and return home to fight the war.
• November 1, 1953 - Canadian troops arrive at the North Pole to help bring the holidays back.
• December 25, 1953 - Christmas makes a surprise return and everyone celebrates.

1954-1991

• November 9, 1989 - Fall of the Berlin Wall.
• November 6, 1991 - End of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the Soviet KGB.