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[CNN系列]：冷战Cold War-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载

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由肯尼思·布拉纳（Kenneth Branagh）主持，由美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）出版的历史纪录片，作为1998年美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）观点系列的一部分播出-History Documentary hosted by Kenneth Branagh and published by CNN broadcasted as part of CNN Perspectives series in 1998- English narration

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如果说有什么将20世纪定义为焦虑时代，那就是冷战及其最终的不胜利核战争。尽管朝鲜和越南的冲突在继续，提供了现代战争的传统形象，但其中一些最危险的战斗是看不见的-战术，知识分子，主要是在美国和苏联领导人的思想和作战室内进行的：肯尼迪，赫鲁晓夫，卡斯特罗，基辛格，戈尔巴乔夫和里根。肯尼思·布拉纳（Kenneth Branagh）讲述的这本8卷，24集的系列是一部全面的历史，研究了苏联弧线从诞生到垮台的关键事件，并对发生的一切进行了全面分析。关门。美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）的冷战是一项英勇的事业，是世界上最脆弱的几十年的全部编年史，它受到500位目击者的故事的启发-从公民和士兵到历史学家和政治家-并通过艰苦的档案历史电影录像重建而得到加强。现已绝版的最高分辨率版本是VHS-令全世界的纪录片作家，冷战学者，学生和教师以及历史爱好者大失所望，时代华纳已完全停止发行该系列影片，在同样庞大而全面的冷战网站上浏览，并且可能永远不会在DVD上发行该纪录片。不过，本系列的全面性是前所未有的，它接受了许多直接参与者的大量采访，而这些人现在不幸地是，不再与我们在一起，并且从铁幕的两侧收集了大量的存档录像。这个故事必须在世界范围内讲述和分享。四十年来，地球本身的生命实际上停留在两个巨大超级大国之间这种高风险棋牌游戏的平衡中。随着这24集的播种，我计划在MVGroup论坛发布中添加每集的更全面的摘要-更详细地描述所涵盖的主题，访谈参与者的简短传记信息及其角色，以及所包括的存档录像片段。[编辑]??第1集同志???：同志（1917-1945）原定日期：1998年9月27日尽管意识形态上的敌人，苏联和美国还是二战期间希特勒的盟友。战争结束时，欧洲分裂了，曾经的盟友现在彼此对抗。美国有原子弹。[编辑]???铁幕???第二集：铁幕（1945-1947）最初的日期：1998年10月4日苏联在东欧占主导地位。丘吉尔警告后果。斯大林坚持要求苏联客户国的政府为亲共产主义国家。战后处于贫困状态的英国选择退出成为世界大国。美国承担着世界领导者的职责。[编辑]???马歇尔计划???第三集：马歇尔计划（1947-1952）原始日期：1998年10月11日美国采用杜鲁门主义，承诺捍卫全世界的自由。国务卿乔治·马歇尔（George Marshall）计划加强欧洲的经济复苏。斯大林将其视为威胁，因此禁止其卫星参加。世界有效地分裂。[编辑]???柏林???第四集：柏林（1948-1949）原始广播：1998年10月18日在柏林，美国，英国和法国组成了分裂德国的苏联地区的西方飞地。If anything defined the 20th century as the age of anxiety, it's the Cold War with its ultimate no-win nuclear endgame. While conflicts in Korea and Vietnam dragged on, providing the traditional images of modern warfare, some of the conflict's most dangerous battles were invisible--tactical, intellectual, and fought primarily in the minds and war rooms of U.S. and Soviet leaders: Kennedy, Krushchev, Castro, Kissinger, Gorbachev, and Reagan. This 8-volume, 24-episode series, narrated by Kenneth Branagh, is a comprehensive history that examines the key events of the arc of the Soviet Union, from its birth to its fall, and provides a thorough analysis of what was going on behind closed doors. Informed by the stories of 500 eyewitnesses--from citizens and soldiers to historians and statesmen--and strengthened by painstaking reconstruction of archival historical film footage, CNN's Cold War is a heroic undertaking and a sweeping chronicle of the world's most fragile decades.Note that the highest resolution available for this now out-of-print series is VHS - To the great disappointment of documentarians, Cold War scholars, students and instructors, and history lovers the world over, Time Warner has completely ceased publication of this series, has taken down its equally vast and comprehensive Cold War website and will likely never release this documentary on DVD. Nonetheless this series is unprecedented for its comprehensiveness, its vast array of interviews with many direct participants who are now unfortunately, no longer with us, and its huge collection of archival footage from both sides of the Iron Curtain. It is a story that must be told and shared throughout the world; for over forty years life itself on the planet literally hung in the balance of this high-stakes chessgame between two colossal superpowers.As each of these 24 episodes is seeded I plan to add on the MVGroup forum release post a more comprehensive synopsis of each episode - describing in greater detail the topics covered, brief biographical information of interview participants and their roles, and highlights of the archival footage included.[edit] Comrades EPISODE ONE: Comrades (1917-1945)Original Airdate: September 27, 1998Though ideological enemies, the Soviet Union and the U.S. are allies against Hitler during WWII. At the end of the war, Europe is divided, and the one-time allies now confront each other. The U.S. has the atomic bomb.[edit] Iron Curtain EPISODE TWO: The Iron Curtain (1945-1947)Original Airdate: October 4, 1998The Soviet Union dominates Eastern Europe. Churchill warns of the consequences. Stalin insists that the governments of the Soviet Union's client states be pro-communist. Impoverished after the war, Great Britain opts out as a world power. The U.S. assumes the mantle of world leadership.[edit] Marshall Plan EPISODE THREE: The Marshall Plan (1947-1952)Original Airdate: October 11, 1998The U.S. adopts the Truman doctrine, pledging to defend freedom worldwide. Secretary of State George Marshall plans to bolster economic recovery in Europe. Seeing this as a threat, Stalin forbids his satellites to participate. The world effectively divides.[edit] Berlin EPISODE FOUR: Berlin (1948-1949)Original Airdate: October 18, 1998In Berlin, the American, British and French sectors form a Western enclave in the Soviet zone of divided Germany. In June 1948, the Soviets blockade the city, but the Western allies successfully airlift in supplies. In August 1949, Soviet scientists explode an atomic bomb, establishing nuclear parity between the two superpowers.[edit] Korea EPISODE FIVE: Korea (1949-1953)Original Airdate: October 25, 1998In June 1950, North Korea invades the South, with Stalin’s blessing. The United States, backed by the United Nations, defends South Korea, and then is confronted by communist China. In mid-1951, the war grinds to a bloody stalemate but eventually an armistice is signed. Aggression has been contained.[edit] Reds EPISODE SIX: Reds (1947-1953)Original Airdate: November 1, 1998Following Stalin’s domination of Eastern Europe and the loss of China, American democracy falls victim to anti-communist hysteria, but survives it. Eisenhower is elected President. In the Soviet Union, Stalin reinforces the climate of terror on which his rule is based. When he dies, in 1953, the Soviet people mourn the end of an era.[edit] After Stalin EPISODE SEVEN: After Stalin (1953-1956)Original Airdate: November 8, 1998Thaw is conceivable with Stalin's death. Khrushchev outmaneuvers Malenkov for power and visits the West. Germans, Poles and Hungarians attempt to rise against Soviet rule. In 1956, an uprising in Hungary is ruthlessly crushed by Soviet tanks. The U.S., pledging to contain rather than overthrow communism, does nothing.[edit] Sputnik EPISODE EIGHT: Sputnik (1949-1961)Original Airdate: November 15, 1998In the mid-50's the Soviet Union seems to be forging ahead. In October 1957, the first Soviet satellite Sputnik orbits the earth--much to the dismay and fear of the U.S., frustrated by its own ineffectual space program. In 1961, the Soviets launch Yuri Gagarin into space. America will have to meet the challenge.[edit] The Wall EPISODE NINE: The Wall (1959-1963)Original Airdate: November 22, 1998The fate of Germany remains unresolved. West Germany has been admitted to NATO. Within East Germany, Berlin is divided between East and West by an open border. Thousands seize the chance to flee the communist system. To keep their people in, the East Germans, with Soviet backing, build the Berlin Wall.[edit] Cuba EPISODE TEN: Cuba (1959-1962)Original Airdate: November 29, 1998Khrushchev decides, with Castro's agreement, to install short and medium-range missiles in Cuba, only 90 miles from the U.S. The U.S. detects missile sites and blockades the island. The superpowers confront each other; rather than embark on nuclear war, they each step back. It was close.[edit] Vietnam EPISODE ELEVEN: Vietnam (1954-1968)Original Airdate: December 6, 1998Vietnam has been divided since the end of French colonial rule. The North is run by communists, the South by anti-Communists. Ignoring warnings against involvement in a nationalist struggle, the United States commits its armed forces. American protests against the war mount. The U.S. realizes this is not a war it can win.[edit] MAD EPISODE TWELVE: MAD (1960-1972)Original Airdate: December 13, 1998Throughout the 60’s, the U.S. and the Soviet Union are locked in a nuclear stand-off; each realizes that bombing the enemy could provoke retaliation and self-destruction. Nuclear strategy evolves into Mutual Assured Destruction, or MAD, in which both sides are guaranteed certain annihilation in the event of nuclear war.[edit] Make Love not War the Sixties EPISODE THIRTEEN: Make Love, Not War - The SixtiesOriginal Airdate: January 10, 1999Western economies grow and prosper, fueled partly by armaments production. Rejecting their parents' affluence and the Cold War, many of the young protest and rebel. There is racial violence in U.S. inner cities. Rock music expresses the mood of a disenchanted generation.[edit] Red Spring the Sixties EPISODE FOURTEEN: Red Spring - The SixtiesOriginal Airdate: January 17, 1999In the Soviet bloc, communist rule stifles ambition and achievement. Soviet defense expenditure cripples economic growth. The young lust for totems of America's youth culture - blue jeans and rock 'n roll. In Czechoslovakia, Dubcek attempts limited reform, but in 1968, Soviet force crushes the Prague Spring.[edit] China EPISODE FIFTEEN: China (1949-1972)Original Airdate: January 24, 1999Chinese communists win the longest civil war in 20th century history. Mao's land reforms are popular but in 1958, he embarks on a series of catastrophic changes. China maintains an increasingly uneasy relationship with the Soviet Union. In 1960, the Sino-Soviet split paves the way for President Nixon's historic visit to Beijing.[edit] Detente EPISODE SIXTEEN: Detente (1969-1975)Original Airdate: February 7, 1999North Vietnam launches a new offensive against the South. The U.S. steps up its bombing campaign but seeks peace through diplomacy. Nixon and Brezhnev sign the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT). The U.S. finally withdraws from Vietnam. Detente culminates in the Helsinki Declaration of 1975.[edit] Good Guys Bad Guys EPISODE SEVENTEEN: Good Guys, Bad Guys (1967-1978)Original Airdate: February 14, 1999The superpowers use surrogates to wage ideological and often physical conflict. In 1967 and 1973, American-backed Israel triumphs over Soviet-backed Egypt and Syria. In Africa, the Soviets exploit nationalist, anti-colonial struggles. The U.S. supports South Africa in its battle against communism.[edit] Backyard EPISODE EIGHTEEN: Backyard (1954-1990)Original Airdate: February 21, 1999The United States has always regarded Latin America as its own backyard. Fearing the spread of communism, it seeks to destabilize leftist governments. In 1973, the CIA helps overthrow Chilean president Salvador Allende; in the 1980's it supports right wing extremists in Nicaragua and El Salvador.[edit] Freeze EPISODE NINETEEN: Freeze (1977-1981)Original Airdate: February 28, 1999Concern for human rights in the East grows; detente ebbs. The Soviets arm Eastern Europe; the U.S. threatens to site missiles in Western Europe. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan ends detente. Promising tougher measures against Moscow, Reagan defeats Carter for the presidency. In Poland, martial law is imposed.[edit] Soldiers of God EPISODE TWENTY: Soldiers of God (1975-1988)Original Airdate: March 7, 1999Afghanistan is a war that costs the lives of almost 15,000 Soviet conscripts and an estimated one million Afghans. The United States supplies billions of dollars of weapons to unlikely allies--Islamic fundamentalists. The result is a Vietnam-style conflict which takes its toll on the Soviets and hastens the end of the Cold War.[edit] Spies EPISODE TWENTY-ONE: Spies (1944-1994)Original Airdate: March 14, 1999Early CIA attempts to penetrate the Iron Curtain are thwarted. The U.S. reacts with increasingly sophisticated technological intelligence--the U-2 spy plane, satellite reconnaissance and electronic eavesdropping. Yet human spies remain important. Sometimes betrayers, sometimes betrayed, many spies pay with their lives.[edit] Star Wars EPISODE TWENTY-TWO: Star Wars (1981-1988)Original Airdate: March 21, 1999Reagan boosts U.S. defense spending and proposes the Strategic Defense Initiative, an anti-missile system in space. New premier Gorbachev knows the Soviets can't match the U.S., and wants to liberalize and reconstruct the economy. After summits in Geneva, Reykjavik and Washington, the leaders agree to drastic arms cuts.[edit] The Wall Comes Down EPISODE TWENTY-THREE: The Wall Comes Down (1989)Original Airdate: March 28, 1999The dominoes fall incredibly quickly: the Soviet bloc is breaking up, virtually without bloodshed. First Poland, then Hungary, then East Germany slip away from communist control. Gorbachev makes no effort to hold them back with force. Amid scenes of jubilation, the hated Berlin Wall comes down.[edit] Conclusions EPISODE TWENTY-FOUR: Conclusions (1989-1991)Original Airdate: April 4, 1999The U.S. proves the stronger; the Soviet Union implodes. Germany is reunified. Shorn of its empire and communist domination, Russia faces its future with its economy in chaos. The balance of terror that has kept the peace for more than 40 years vanishes. The Cold War has ended without the use of nuclear weapons.

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