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Cold War Gadgets

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Title text reads, "Cold War Gadgets," against a background that shows a blurry briefcase.

The Cold War was a time of espionage between the CIA, KGB, and other organizations. Technology played a key role in an agent's inventory, and their gadgets were well disguised and portable. Some were even deadly.

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Runtime: 3 minutes

Topic: Geography, History
Subtopic: Russia, U.S. History - 1946-1999, World History - 1946-1999
Grade/Interest Level: 6 - 12
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Release Year: 2017
Producer/Distributor: Simple History
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Closeup of bronze medal with words National Geographic Society, 1888, appearing around a world globe. Caption. 1945-1989, The Cold War.

Man holding a microphone lays on his side on a stage looking towards camera. Behind him, a few men play musical instruments.

Black and white frame shows a man holding the shoulders of a young woman looking back up at him into his eyes. Caption. I was waiting for you.

Silhouette of a large stone statue of a man wearing armor and a helmet on a rearing horse against a cloudy sky backdrop. Caption with male narrator, "St. Petersburg was the vision of one man."

Animation of an area near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Leafless trees, homes, and power lines beneath an overcast sky. Caption. Everything is polluted and highly radioactive.

Animation of World War 2 Soviet commanders speaking in front of a battlefield map to a crowded room of officers. Caption. To fortify the Kursk region and to wait.

Digital map titled "Battle of Stalingrad." Germany and its occupied territories are green with red swastikas. The U, S, S, R is yellow with 2 red stars with yellow arrows pointing towards Germany's eastern fronts.

Black and white family photo of Nicholas II, his wife Alexandra, and 4 daughters. Caption. Thus ends 300 years of czarist rule.

Digital illustration shows an angry Stalin speaking at a podium with the red flag of the USSR behind him. Text reads, “De-Stalinization: The Secret Speech. February 25, 1956.”

Young man stands and looks down at a food scale resting on the counter of a grocery store. Caption. In Russia, we use the metric system.