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One of the earliest "hot spots" in the cold war was in the European city of *blank*. After World War II, the city was divided between the United States, Soviet union, France and *blank*. From 1948 to 1949 the city was blockaded by the Soviets, leading to the link, and which in the US and it's our eyes provided their areas with food and supplies to outlast the blockade. Their efforts were *blank*. But in August 1961, communist forces constructed the *blank* circle the Western, US influence part of the city. it would become THE symbol of the cold war in Europe until November of *blank* the Caribbean also was and important call war hotspot. In April of *blank*, the United States launched the *blank* invasion. Over 1,400 Cuban exiles attempted to overthrow the communist government led by *blank*, but were unsuccessful in October of the following year, the *blank* led to a showdown between the US and *blank* Nuclear war was narrowly averted when the nuclear weapons were withdrawn. From the mid-1950s to the mid 1970s, the United States also attempted to prevent the spread of communism and *blank*. Northern forces led by *blank* attempted to unify the southern part of the country under a communist government. The United States efforts included over 500,000 troops at one point proved *blank*. The US withdrew its last troops from the southern part of the country in March of *blank*.