A matter of perspective. Commentary on how both sides of the Cold War saw themselves as standing small against a great threat. 1980s - History Education Network

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“South Tyrol, Don’t Forget It!” Austrian poster about the Italianization of South Tyrol under Benito Mussolini, showing a Roman soldier and an enslaved Germanic man (1920s)

A matter of perspective. Commentary on how both sides of the Cold War saw themselves as standing small against a great threat. 1980s

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