the cold war
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The Cold War. Détente 1968-1979 & Challenges to Détente in the 1970s. Examples of Détente in the 1960s and 1970s. 1968 Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons Treaty 1969 SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks) 1971 Nuclear Accidents Agreement. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
The Cold War
Détente 1968-1979&
Challenges to Détente in the 1970s
Examples of Détente in the 1960s and 1970s
1968 Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons Treaty
1969 SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks)
1971 Nuclear Accidents Agreement
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Taking into account the devastating consequences that nuclear war would have for all mankind, and recognizing the need to exert every effort to avert the risk of outbreak of such a war, including measures to guard against accidental or unauthorized use of nuclear weapons,
Believing that agreement on measures for reducing the risk of outbreak of nuclear war serves the interests of strengthening international peace and security, and is in no way contrary to the interests of any other country,
Bearing in mind that continued efforts are also needed in the future to seek ways of reducing the risk of outbreak of nuclear war,
- Preamble to the Nuclear Accidents Agreement
SALT I 1972 Results in Freeze of
Strategic Nuclear Weapons
Consisted of 2 Parts: Interim Agreement on
Offensive Arms The Anti-Ballisitic Missile
Treaty No Decisions Taken on
MIRVs and ICBs Represents Recognition
of Soviet Parity
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”Peace is not a universal realization of one nation's desires, but a general acceptance of a concept of international order.”- Henry Kissinger
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Further Agreements 1972 The Basic
Principles of Relations Between the USSR and US
1973 The Prevention of Nuclear War Agreeement
1975 The Helsinki Agreement
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SALT II Actual Limits on
Arsenals Tensions at the end
of the 1970s Prevented the Treaty from Being Ratified
Both Countries, though, would honor it until 1986
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US-Soviet Summits
Moscow 1972: Brezhnev - Nixon Washington 1973: Brezhnev - Nixon Moscow 1974: Brezhnev - Nixon Vladivostok 1974: Brezhnev - Ford Vienna 1979: Brezhnev - Carter
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Ostpolitik: German Relations in the 1950s
West Germany Had Had a Strict Foreign Policy Pertaining to the East
Konrad Adenhauer’s Hallstein Doctrine
West Germany Not Recognizing Eastern Borders
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Willy Brandt & OstpolitikThe German question can only be solved with the USSR not against it…the preconditions for reunification are to be created with the USSR.- Adviser to Brandt, Egon Bahr
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Willy Brandt’s Ostpolitik In 1969 no European
Peace Treaty Had Been Signed
Brandt’s Policy Would Acknowledge the Consequences of WWII Defeat
Non-Aggression Treaty with USSR
Normalized Relations with Eastern Bloc Countries
Brandt
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