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Truman Doctrine

March 1947- Truman stated that:


America would send military and economic aid to countries fighting communism


Communism would not be allow to gain territory- containment


Truman firmly divided communism and Capitalism and said that they could no longer work together


Marked the beginning of the Cold war

Marshall plan

George Marshall, an American general assessed Europe's condition at the time


He suggested setting up a $17 billion plan to aid economic growth was needed in Europe


He argued that poverty and hardship breeds communism




All countries in Europe damaged by the war in Europe; countries in need of re-equipment of industry/ farming; Money, food, machinery etc. that would aid economic growth.




In return these countries would have to buy US goods and allow US companies to invest

Cominform

October 1947-


Coordinated work of communist parties in Europe


Refused the Marshall aid


Used to ensure the loyalty of the communist leaders to Stalin


Frequently investigated and imprisoned any political dissenters

Comecon

1949- Introduced to encourage economic cooperation between the Soviet states




Minimised US influence in USSR states


Benefits of economic recovery in the USSR stayed in Eastern Europe


Cuts of the East of Europe from the West




Enabled the Soviet government to have control over E Europe economies


USSR access to resources (eg Oil)





Effect

Divided Europe into two economic zones