A version of the cold war where the US and the URSS are among each other's top trading partners will be interesting to see. I also wonder what stance will a US with a more reasonable head of...
A version of the cold war where the US and the URSS are among each other's top trading partners will be interesting to see.
I also wonder what stance will a US with a more reasonable head of government take on this issue, as relations with China have been souring fast all over the western hemisphere.
I thought you had mis-typed USSR, but a quick google search showed me URSS is in fact a valid alternate spelling for the Soviet Union[1]. TIL! Thanks!
I thought you had mis-typed USSR, but a quick google search showed me URSS is in fact a valid alternate spelling for the Soviet Union[1]. TIL! Thanks!
Within the Soviet Union itself, "URSS" was the preferred Latin-script abbreviation for the country until World War II, when it was replaced with "USSR".
But guys, the Cold War brought about so much growth and prosperity! Won't you think of the WMD makers profits?!?!? Job Creators! Who's going to fight all these proxy wars...Canada? /S
But guys, the Cold War brought about so much growth and prosperity! Won't you think of the WMD makers profits?!?!? Job Creators! Who's going to fight all these proxy wars...Canada?
A version of the cold war where the US and the URSS are among each other's top trading partners will be interesting to see.
I also wonder what stance will a US with a more reasonable head of government take on this issue, as relations with China have been souring fast all over the western hemisphere.
I thought you had mis-typed USSR, but a quick google search showed me URSS is in fact a valid alternate spelling for the Soviet Union[1]. TIL! Thanks!
But guys, the Cold War brought about so much growth and prosperity! Won't you think of the WMD makers profits?!?!? Job Creators! Who's going to fight all these proxy wars...Canada?
/S