COLD WAR STUDENT JOURNALS
“Opting to stay out of the way and follow the lead of the Soviet Union, the student leader representing Hungary watches as strategic alliances and weapon launches quickly ignite rising tensions with NATO. Read how overconfidence in Warsaw Pact strategies pushed the simulation to the brink of all-out atomic conflict.”
“Caught between the desire for national independence and the slow-moving consensus of NATO, the student leader representing France navigates the heavy price of alliance politics. Read how the constraints of collective decision-making and the looming shadow of the United States shaped the opening days of the Cold War simulation.”
“Trapped between the aggressive expansion of the Warsaw Pact and the sudden devastation of West Germany, the student leader representing East Germany watches in horror as their country is completely wiped out. Read how rising tensions, closing borders, and a desperate final order of ‘Let the Horsemen Ride’ brought a swift and absolute end to the simulation.”
“Striving to maintain global peace within a reluctant NATO alliance, the student leader representing Canada fights to de-escalate tensions before the Soviet Union drives straight to DEFCON 1. Read how early diplomatic efforts and strategic defense ultimately collapsed into total atomic devastation where neither side could win.”
“Striving to protect the homeland while following the lead of the United States, the student leader representing Italy navigates shifting strategies, tank movements across Europe, and the sudden crisis in Cuba. Read how a desperate attempt to outmaneuver the USSR ultimately dissolved into a catastrophic exchange where the whole world was destroyed and NATO lost the war.”
“Reluctantly stepping into a world-ending simulation with a desire for peace, the student leader representing the Netherlands watches helplessly as aggressive classmates drive the alliance toward rapid escalation. Read how a desperate plea to slow down the bombing was drowned out by superpowers, culminating in the total destruction of the world.”
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