The cold war, the longest war of ideology struggle and differences. A rivalry played out globally. Throughout the world, there was two big idea of how a state or a government should govern their people. However, unlike the other wars, the cold war was “cold” there was no big battle between the two big countries (USA and The USSR). Except few battles for other countries against those two ideology. In these analytic essay, we will analyze what conflicts sparked the cold war and in what way the cold war initiate scholar, mass culture to re-evaluate the meaning of freedom.
Many academic researchers believed that the cold war started after the Yalta summit, where the three leaders met to talk about how they should govern their perspective region.
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The most used one was the “Militant Liberty”, a system used by the national security agencies. They cooperated with Hollywood to produce and create anti-communist cinemas. The most popular propaganda movie was “the Red Menace (1949)” all of these techniques were used to sell the cold war strategy to the mass without them noticing. The Militant Liberty was created by john broger, the purpose was to propagate the idea of individual responsibility and freedom, also it was use to inspire other countries to adopt the anti-communism activity. However, in order to spread the ideology; they had to remove key points American history like the powerful racism and Indians practically every racial strains. The Central Intelligence agency and the Department of Defense emerged as big puppet masters of the art in these matters. The federal government gave a lot funding to programs of sorts of artistic works. These programs had to remain to secret because congress did not like to spend money on these purposes, also the American public did not want the government involved in artistic conformity. On the other hand, the soviet tried to spread their ideology by sponsored tours of symphony orchestras, folk dance and ballet. These groups were world famous. In Europe, the CIA created art exhibitions, publication houses and concerts. They even went overboard to send abroad musician and jazz group to improve their image on racial