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I remember hearing somewhere that had the U.S. snuck alcohol into the USSR following WW2 it would have ended the cold war right there and then, who postulated this and does it have any legitimacy behind it?

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From WW2 onwards, was much of world military defense done by the US?

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I remember hearing somewhere that had the U.S. snuck alcohol into the USSR following WW2 it would have ended the cold war right there and then, who postulated this and does it have any legitimacy behind it?	0	AskHistorians
From WW2 onwards, was much of world military defense done by the US?	0	AskHistorians