How the Aggression of the Kennedy Administration Played a Major Part in the Soviet’s Building the Berlin Wall
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Abstract

This presentation will be about how the Kennedy Administration played a major part in giving the Soviets a reason to build the Berlin Wall. To prove the reasoning for this, it will be backed up by looking at major events during the Cold War: the Vienna Summit, the aftermath of the Bay of Pigs Invasion and the tensions surrounding the Cuban Missile Crisis. Primary sources are used whenever possible to support the argument presented.
Format
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
2017-04-28
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Jacob Dessecker is a first-year student at Kent Stark but a fourth year student overall. He is completing his degree in History. After Jake graduates he plans on going back to school and receive his teaching certificate. As he plans on being a high school history teacher and coach sports. In his free time, Jake enjoys hanging out with friends, playing basketball, and being around his family.

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Dessecker, J. (2017). How the Aggression of the Kennedy Administration Played a Major Part in the Soviet’s Building the Berlin Wall (1–). https://oaks.kent.edu/node/4916
Dessecker, Jacob. 2017. “How the Aggression of the Kennedy Administration Played a Major Part in the Soviet’s Building the Berlin Wall”. https://oaks.kent.edu/node/4916.
Dessecker, Jacob. How the Aggression of the Kennedy Administration Played a Major Part in the Soviet’s Building the Berlin Wall. 28 Apr. 2017, https://oaks.kent.edu/node/4916.