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Non-proliferation treaty (+ Nixon elected in this year)
1968
Prague Spring
1968
Soviet-Afghan War
December 1979 - February 1989
Ronald Reagan presidency
1981-89
Mikhail Gorbachev elected general secretary
1985
Economic issues USSR (4)
War in Afghanistan, financial and military aid to left-wing african regimes, industrial output behind West, global economic depression in early ‘80s
‘Star Wars’ / Strategic Defence Initiative announced
1983, start of more spending on arms
Beginning of Ostpolitik (Willy Brandt elected)
1969
Moscow Treaty, Warsaw Treaty, Prague Treaty (years, 3 whats)
1970, 1970, 1973 - agree on frontiers, Ger abandoned Hallstein Doctrine (only 1 ger could be in UN), more collaboration
4 Power treaty on Berlin, Basic Treaty (GDR, FRG) (when & 2 whats each)
1971 - unimpeded traffic WB to FRG + right to visit EB, 1972 - both equal sovereign states, ‘Letter concerning German Unity’
SALT I
1972
Helsinki Agreement (year, who, what)
1975, 33 Euro states + US + Canada: security, cooperation in all areas
USSR missiles in East Euro + GB/FRG missiles
1976, 1983 (missiles in FRG)
Solidarity Crisis in Poland
1980-81, economic and social issues → solidarity movement allowed, ended in martial law instead of soviet intervention
Geneva Summit (first in 6 years)
November 1985
Reykjavik Summit (‘Zero Option’ proposed)
1986
Washington Summit (entire category of missiles abolished)
December 1987
Reagan visits Kremlin
1988
Gorbachev’s policies / approaches
Glasnost (openness), Perestroika (economic and political reform/own road to socialism)
USSR opening up under Gorbachev (3)
Fax machine, pop culture, no fear of free speech
Free mulitparty elections held in USSR
March 1989
Hungary takes down barbed wire fence to Austria
1989
Free elections in Poland (defeat of communism)
June 1989
Warsaw Pact Summit (Honecker + Ceausescu against changes)
July 1989
East Germans fleeing through Hungary (3)
August 1989, 150,000, Honecker closed border
Escape through Prague (3)
Summer 1989, 7,000 within first days, Honecker ‘expelled’ them
40 Years GDR ‘celebration’ - Protests (3)
October 1989, Leipzig and Berlin, Soviets stopped GDR troops from intervening
Honecker voted out of office (replaced by Krenz)
17 October 1989
Restrictions on travel lifted (end of Berlin wall)
9 November 1989
Free elections held in Germany
March 1990
Two plus Four Treaty signed
September 1990
Germany reunited
3 October 1990
Dissolution of USSR
26 December 1991
FRG and GDR join UN
1973