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18 January, 04:04

How important was the power of perception during the Cold War?

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    Perception (AKA Propoganda) was very powerful to both the U. S and The U. S. S. R during the cold war because it manipulated the thoughts of the citizens in both nations. for some it made them rally behind their troops and for others it made them go ahead and literally join the fight
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