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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Balloons Heroes to mark 25 years since fall of Berlin Wall

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CLEAN : Balloons Heroes to mark 25 years since fall of Berlin Wall
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Bloomberg

Lowy Institute's Kassam on Xinjiang Backlash, Taiwan, Hong Kong

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Apr.01 -- Lowy Institute’s Public Opinion and Foreign Policy Program Director Natasha Kassam discusses Xinjiang controversy. She speaks with Rishaad Salamat and Juliette Saly on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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Bloomberg

U.S.- China Relationship Now a Rivalry: Cognoscenti Group CEO

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Jul.05 -- Alan Dupont, founder and chief executive officer at Cognoscenti Group, discusses the relationship between the U.S. and China, his outlook for the U.S. election and how he manages risk when dealing with both countries. He speaks...
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Bridgeman Arts

US Vice President Lyndon Johnson and General Clay in West Berlin, greeted by cheering crowds, 1961

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Lyndon Johnson shakes hands as he walks through dense, enthusiastic West Berlin crowd. Track back presidential car driving down the street in motorcade. More crowds waving (LS) and people clapping (CU). Banners. People in the crowd...
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Bridgeman Arts

US Vice President Lyndon Johnson addresses West Berliners and meets with Chancellor of West Germany, Konrad Adenauer.

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Overhead long shot of crowd gathered and waving in Berlin. Children holding letters that say Freiheit (liberty). Vice-president Lyndon B. Johnson adresses the West Berlin population on 19th August 1961. Lyndon Johnson gets off the plane...
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Curated Video

Inspired by the success of the military's aircraft drones, the U.S. Navy is aggressively pursuing its own squadron of self-driven, undersea vehicles.

Higher Ed
Video moves 8/7 at 3am online, APVUS and open wire edits in 01. Backup copy on politics1 desktop HEADLINE:Navy focuses on developing undersea drones CAPTION: Inspired by the the military's aircraft drones, the U.S. Navy is aggressively...
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Hearst Metrotone News

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev makes a speech during a United Nations meeting.

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Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev makes a speech during a United Nations meeting.
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Curated Video

President Obama says Russian President Vladimir Putin views the world through a 'Cold War prism,' and that his decisions make US-Russia cooperation much more difficult. (April 25)

Higher Ed
President Obama says Russian President Vladimir Putin 'sees the world through a cold war prism,' and that his decisions in Ukraine and Syria make US-Russian cooperation much more difficult. Seoul, South Korea - 25 April, 2014 1....
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Inside Germany's secret Cold War cash bunker

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Beneath the leafy town of Cochem in the German Rhineland lies a closely guarded state secret: During the Cold War, Germany's central bank stashed away almost 15 billion marks' worth of an emergency currency in a 1,500-square-metre...
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Bloomberg

Finland Not Seeing Immediate Threat, Envoy Hautala Says

Higher Ed
Mikko Hautala, Finland's ambassador to the U.S., says Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a clear violation of international law and that's why Finland is giving humanitarian and military aid to Ukraine. He speaks with Bloomberg's Guy...
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Hearst Metrotone News

Earth explodes in clouds of dust during an underground atomic bomb test.

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Earth explodes in clouds of dust during an underground atomic bomb test.
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Bloomberg

QuickTake: Chilled U.S.-Russia Relations

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Jan.03 -- On today’s "QuickTake" topic, Vonnie Quinn reports on President Obama’s sanctions against Russia and the origins of the Cold War. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets
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Curated Video

Analyst: New president takes office amid strained Cuba-US relations

Higher Ed
Cuba's new president will enter office with diplomatic relations between the island and the United States strained and chilly, according to a former Cuban diplomat and analyst. Raul Castro's protégé Miguel Mario Diaz-Canel...
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Bridgeman Arts

Truck showing an example of a home shelter. US Army parade through streets as families look on. Clip from 1960s Cold War educational film.

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Peace Education program of the American friends Service Committee, "The Language of Faces", c.1960. Cold War film. Truck containing an example home shelter with people viewing it. Features household objects such as a sink, radio and...
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Bridgeman Arts

Berlin post WWII - communism, Walter Ulbricht, refugee camps, Berlin at demarcation line, 1945

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Anti-Communist propaganda film. Cold War. Eastern Germany, Berlin. Brandenburg gate. Military parade in Eastern Germany, Walter Ulbricht (w/out sound) making speech, meeting the parade. Berlin 1945, Soviet army, fall of Berlin. Burning...
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Sherman Grinberg Film Library

In speech at the Pentagon, Gen. Omar Bradley discusses the Soviet Union's role in Korean War

Higher Ed
As he delivers a proposed speech at the Pentagon, CU SOT Gen. Omar Bradley discusses Soviet Union participation in Korean War, treaties, atomic weaponry: 'The suggestion that the Soviet Union could be included as a neutral observer is so...
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Curated Video

NATO SG: We don't want another cold war

Higher Ed
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg's said on Tuesday the alliance doesn't want a "new cold war."
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Bloomberg

Premature for Trump to Exit Russia Nuclear Weapons Pact, Amb. Burt Says

Higher Ed
Oct.23 -- Ambassador Richard Burt, chief negotiator for the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, former arms control adviser to President Ronald Reagan and former U.S. ambassador to Germany, discusses President Donald Trump's plans to pull...
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Bloomberg

Niall Ferguson: I Don't Think We Should Write Trump Off Yet

Higher Ed
Oct.28 -- Niall Ferguson, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and a Bloomberg Opinion columnist, discusses the U.S. presidential election, Donald Trump's policies on China, the record $34.5 billion initial...
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Curated Video

Indian prime minister proposes global convention on 'no-first-use' of nuclear weapons

Higher Ed
India's prime minister proposed a global 'no-first-use' convention for nuclear weapons on Wednesday at a summit aimed at discussing a nuclear-free world. Manmohan Singh told an audience in the Indian capital, in New Delhi, that "what is...
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Bloomberg

Making Sense of U.S.-China Relations

Higher Ed
May.17 -- Jessica Weiss, associate professor of government at Cornell University, discusses what to expect from China’s National Party Congress and how the coronavirus has impacted U.S.-China relations. She speaks on “Bloomberg Markets:...
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Bloomberg

Trade War Is Now a Coronavirus War With China, Says Roach

Higher Ed
May.22 -- Stephen Roach, senior lecturer at Yale School of Management and former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, talks about China's deteriorating relationship with the U.S. because of the coronavirus and China's push to introduce new...
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Curated Video

NATO chief: We don't want another Cold War

Higher Ed
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg's said on Tuesday the alliance doesn't want a "new cold war."
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Bloomberg

U.S.-China Relations Rapidly Entering a 'New Normal,' Professor Medeiros Says

Higher Ed
Jan.21 -- Evan Medeiros, professor at Georgetown University and former senior director for Asian affairs at the White House National Security Council in the Obama administration, talks about the spats between the U.S. and China. He also...