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For this week’s analysis assignment I have chosen the momentous event of the end of Cold War in 1989 and would be focussing on the perspective of Russia. The Cold War was not literally fought on the battle ground but was mainly the fight between different ideologies and between capitalism and communism. Both the powers—U.S. and U.S.S.R.—wanted to outdo each other in every possible sphere. While one launched first ballistic missile Sputnik, the other launched the first man in space.