EPISODE · Mar 14, 2006 · 8 MIN

VERY BRIEF OVERVIEW: The Cold War

from GCSE and IGCSE History Revision Guides: Mr Allsop History · host Mr Allsop

A VERY BRIEF overview audio revision guide that explains the causes, course and consequences of the Cold War. Originally recorded for Y9 students, this should only be used as a very first starting point for GCSE History students who need to know the topic in much greater detail.

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