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Overview of the Warsaw Pact

NATO was established in 1949 by Belgium, France, Denmark, Great Britain, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal and the U.S. in response to the quick expansion of Communism in Europe following World War II and the Soviet control over countries like Czechoslovakia and growing influence in Poland. The objectives of NATO were to provide mutual military cooperation and defense if any member was attacked, economic support for smaller members, and the defense of democratic liberties and recovery of Europe to contain the expansion of USSR and Communism.

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Overview of the Warsaw Pact

NATO was established in 1949 by Belgium, France, Denmark, Great Britain, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal and the U.S. in response to the quick expansion of Communism in Europe following World War II and the Soviet control over countries like Czechoslovakia and growing influence in Poland. The objectives of NATO were to provide mutual military cooperation and defense if any member was attacked, economic support for smaller members, and the defense of democratic liberties and recovery of Europe to contain the expansion of USSR and Communism.

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NATO And Warsaw Pact

The Cold War

NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Established in 1949
Belgium, France, Denmark, Great
Britain, Iceland, Italy,
Luxembourg, Netherlands,
Norway, Portugal and the U.S
were the original members.

Causes
Quick expansion of Communism into
suffering Central and Western
European economies.
The Soviet siege of Czechoslovakia
Coalition government in Poland was
now under partial communist control

1945

1949 (Establsihment of
NATO)

1952
(Greece
and
Turkey
join NATO)

Objectives
Military: Mutual cooperation and defense in
case of an attack on any of the members.
Article 5 (Interventionism)
Economical: Opportunity for the smaller
countries to remain under the sphere of
influence (Economic support) of the main
powers.
Defense of democratic liberties
Economical and political recovery of Europe

Underlying Objectives
Prevent the expansion of the USSR as
a state and of Communism as an
ideology into the western world
(Containment Policy)
Stop the USSR from keeping contro

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