During the Cold War Germany was divided into capitalist Western Germany and Communist Eastern Germany.
Mainly America and Russia.
The United States and the Soviet Union were the two countries on opposite sides during the Cold War. The Cold War ended in 1991.
There were many countries that became Communist countries after the cold war and most of them were eastern European and Asian countries. These countries include Cuba, China, Russia, Austria, Yugoslavia, Albania, Bulgaria, East Germany, North Korea, Romania and Czechoslovakia
NatoAnswer 2The above answer is incorrect. The correct is the Warsaw Pact, which was a military alliance of the 'socialist countries' of Eastern Europe. They called themselves 'Socialist' countries, not communist.NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation) was at that time made up of capitalist countries from Western Europe and North America.
Russia and some other countries. Find out for yourself.
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NATO .
nato and warsaw.
It's unclear really who coined the terms first, second, and third world. They were commonly used during the Cold War to refer to capitalist countries, communist countries, and all remaining countries, respectively. Since the US was the leading capitalist country during the Cold War, they got to be the First World...and probably because someone in the US coined the term.
Austria was capitalist throughout the Cold War. It was on the USA's side of the Cold War.
During the Cold War Germany was divided into capitalist Western Germany and Communist Eastern Germany.
cause it was cold so people where cold and other were warm
All of them, to some degree and at some point.
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