Was the COLD WAR fought at the North Pole or the South Pole???

Question

I know it was somewhere nears one of the two......
And any other facts..
How many people died?
What countries were involved?
HOw long did it last???
Thanks

Answer 1

First I have a question for you, are you blonde or just and idiot. Secondy, to answer yours, the North Pole, because penguins are non-violent by nature.

Answer 2

Well, of course the Cold War was the arms build up between Russia and the United states, with the additional factor of proxy warfare, that is, both countries backed insurgencies in other countries who fought at the behest of the super powers.

But there actually *were* some close call sin the Artic, where the US and Soviets sailed submarines beneath the ice pack. This was necessary because the range of the submarine based ICBMs wasn't sufficient to reach their targets from the territorial waters of either country.

Answer 3

The Cold War was a vicious war between the North Pole Elves and the South Pole Elves. The North Pole elves had help what with having Santa Claus's technological ingenuity and his worldwide image which helped to garner international sympathy for the North Pole Elves.

The US backed the North Pole and USSR backed the South Pole but neither got directly invovled. After a battalion of North Pole Elves were brutally gunned down in cold blood during the aftermath of the Battle of Candy Cane Lane, the USSR bowing to UN pressure, withdrew its support from those mean-spirited elves from the South.

Eventually the North Pole Elves were able to achieve a hard-earned victory using reindeer-guided missiles and the highly-controversial US-designed sugarplum cluster bombs.

No people died in the conflict but a hell of a lot of elves both North and South did as well as many reindeer (Donner and Blitzen), penguin, seal, yeti - snowmen, and polar bears over the course of this 40 year off-and-on war.

Answer 4

Dwight Eisenhower(USA), Anthony Eden (UK), and Charles DeGaulle(France), joined with Santa Claus (North Pole) to create "NPETO" the North Pole Treaty Organization. The organization was created for mutual defense. During Desert Shield/Storm Santa Claus contributed GI Joes. During the Bosnian crisis Rudolf the Red Nose Reindeer took aerial recon photographs of Serb positions.

Answer 5

Are you for reals? You way off...


The Cold War was not like a real war. It was more like a stand off with USA and USSR. It happen right after World War 2. USA and RUSSIA did not trust each other...so most of Europe was covered in what the allies called "The Iron Curtain" For we knew nothing that was going on in Russia. Where they building there army to destroy the rest of the free world? The Cold War ended in 1991 when Russia fell and lost his power as a World Power. Only leaving one nation with the title of Super Power...Yes, America.

Just Google Cold War and you should be able to get all you need.

Answer 6

A cold war is a war in which there is no fighting, but several (two) sides are about to fight. It is a war in which both sides build up better militaries/economies than the other. A hot war is when the "fireworks" start. The U.S. and Russia were the sides.

Answer 7

The north pole, as it is the closest for targeting ICBM's. But the only casualties were dissidents, spy's and traitors, so they really could not be counted accurately, and almost every country was involved in one way or another. And it lasted until the collapse of the USSR.

Answer 8

wow! you know NOTHING about it. the cold war was between russia and the united states. i would go to wikipedia if i were you.

Answer 9

neither. it was a world wide endeavor involving mostly the us and soviet union. think nuclear holocaust at any moment.

Answer 10

russia, and germany idiot
many years,
the Iron curtain came down in the 90's
read WIKIPEDIA cold war