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Adam Ruins Everything
The Cause of the Crisis
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An animated and cited examination of Soviet motivations for placing nuclear missles in Cuba during the Cold War. It clarifies that the United States actually caused the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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world history
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cuban missle crisis
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