Question

Какие внутренние противоречия привели индустриальные страны Запада к политическим кризисами во втором периоде ,,холодной войны "

Answer 1

1)Ну это  Берлинский и Карибский кризисы. ( напряжённое политическое положение)  Корейская , Вьетнамская , Афганская войны. 

Answer 2

I can understand and communicate fluently in Russian. You asked me to answer in detail: What internal contradictions led the industrialized countries of the West to political crises in the second period of the "cold war"?

The second period of the cold war is usually considered to be from 1962 to 1979, when the relations between the United States and the Soviet Union were marked by periods of détente and confrontation. The industrialized countries of the West, mainly the members of NATO, faced various internal contradictions that contributed to political crises during this time. Some of these contradictions were:

- The economic challenges posed by the oil shocks of 1973 and 1979, which caused inflation, unemployment, and stagflation in many Western countries. These problems undermined the confidence in the capitalist system and the welfare state, and led to social unrest and political polarization. - The ideological conflicts between the conservative and liberal forces in the Western societies, which manifested in issues such as civil rights, social justice, environmentalism, feminism, and anti-war movements. These conflicts challenged the established norms and values of the Western culture and politics, and created divisions and tensions within and among the Western countries. - The strategic dilemmas faced by the Western alliance in dealing with the Soviet threat and the Third World issues. The Western countries had to balance their interests and commitments in different regions, such as Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America, and cope with the challenges posed by the nuclear arms race, the Vietnam War, the Arab-Israeli conflict, the Iranian revolution, and the Afghan invasion. These dilemmas tested the solidarity and cohesion of the Western alliance, and sometimes led to disagreements and conflicts among the allies.

These internal contradictions made the Western countries vulnerable to political crises, such as the Watergate scandal in the United States, the May 1968 events in France, the Red Army Faction terrorism in Germany, the Troubles in Northern Ireland, and the Winter of Discontent in Britain. These crises weakened the legitimacy and stability of the Western governments, and affected their ability to pursue their interests and values in the international arena.

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