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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2026 · 5H 9M

From Victory to Fear: How World War II Created the Cold War 🌍❄️ | The Hidden Years That Changed the World | Boring History For Sleep

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The end of World War II was supposed to bring peace, but instead it opened the door to a new era of tension, suspicion, and global rivalry. Between 1945 and 1953, the world witnessed the collapse of old alliances, the rise of powerful new ideologies, and the beginning of a conflict fought without a traditional battlefield.How did former allies become enemies? Why did the United States and the Soviet Union move from cooperation to confrontation? And how did the first years of the Cold War reshape politics, borders, and everyday life around the world?Discover the forgotten stories behind postwar reconstruction, secret negotiations, nuclear fears, and the quiet struggles that defined the beginning of a divided world.A calm journey through the uncertain years between two eras — when humanity moved from the destruction of one global war into the shadows of another.Boring History For Sleep — Soft stories about forgotten moments that changed the world.

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