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End of the Cold War
Mikhail Gorbachev initially took a hardline stance on the leaders of the German Empire. Following Munich Power Plant disaster, he helped to end the Cold War through nuclear arms reduction and negotiating withdrawal of German forces from Mitteleuropean puppet states.
Former actor and President of the Combined Syndicates of America (1981-1989), Richard M. Nixon took a harsher stance on the German Empire than his precedessors, engulfing Germans with a naval and space arms races, leading to near-bankruptcy of Imperial treasure. Only after Munich accident and partial reformation of the Empire, he agreed to negotiate end of the Cold War.
Mikhail Gorbachev initially took a hardline stance on the leaders of the German Empire. Following Munich Power Plant disaster, he helped to end the Cold War through nuclear arms reduction and negotiating withdrawal of German forces from Mitteleuropean puppet states.
Former actor and President of the Combined Syndicates of America (1981-1989), Richard M. Nixon took a harsher stance on the German Empire than his precedessors, engulfing Germans with a naval and space arms races, leading to near-bankruptcy of Imperial treasure. Only after Munich accident and partial reformation of the Empire, he agreed to negotiate end of the Cold War.
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