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The British MI5 agent who interrogated Gouzenko is the subject of a spy scandal. - Radio, 5:37
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March 29, 1981
A mole in MI5
Radio
5:37
An East German student talks about the education system, food and lodging on her side of the wall. - Television, 26:05
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June 9, 1968
Behind the Berlin Wall
Television
26:05
<p>Some 600 airplanes land in Berlin every day to circumvent the Soviet blockade.</p> - Radio, 2:51
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Sept. 24, 1948
Berlin Airlift keeps city supplied
Radio
2:51
Soviet powers in Berlin cut off road and rail traffic from Western-occupied Germany. - Radio, 4:57
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June 25, 1948
Berlin Blockade begins
Radio
4:57
CBC reporter Stanley Burke reports from Berlin just after barricades go up between East and West. - Television, 14:02
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Aug. 20, 1961
Berlin Wall cuts city in half
Television
14:02
Old bomb shelters are converted to meet the new era of stability. - Television, 5:54
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Jan. 4, 1990
Bomb shelters in a post-Cold War era
Television
5:54
Students comment on the Munsinger affair from This Hour Has Seven Days. - Television, 6:54
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March 20, 1966
Canadians react to the Munsinger affair
Television
6:54
With superpowers in the east and west testing powerful new weapons, the Canadian race for self-preservation took off in the early 1950s. The rising of the Iron Curtain intensified the threat of mass destruction, as communication between the Americans and Soviets came to a screeching halt. In this volatile new world, Canadians fretted about fallout shelters and the government prepared to go underground.
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Topic spans: 1955-1975
Cold War Culture: The Nuclear Fear of the 1950s and 1960s
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11 radio clips
The Tocsin nuclear drill is evaluated. - Radio, 15:52
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Nov. 19, 1961
Cold War drill
Radio
15:52
The McCallum family experiences life in a fallout shelter. - Television, 9:03
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Sept. 17, 1961
Cold War survival: Life in a fallout shelter
Television
9:03
The Emergency Measures Organization is evaluated in the post-Cold War thaw. - Radio, 12:49
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March 11, 1975
Cold War: Alert today, alive tomorrow
Radio
12:49
Civil defence workers in the 1950s are exposed to dangerous radioactive materials. - Radio, 18:54
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Feb. 7, 1982
Cold War: Atomic guinea pigs: Nuclear tragedy
Radio
18:54
Wanna buy a bomb shelter? People start shopping for their own personal refuges. - Radio, 4:57
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Nov. 6, 1958
Cold War: Bomb shelters for sale
Radio
4:57
At 10:50 a.m., Calgary's mayor throws the switch to evacuate the city. Preparation and planning is the key to survival. - Television, 10:15
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Oct. 9, 1955
Cold War: Calgary evacuates: Operation Lifesaver
Television
10:15
Canadian teenagers learn the ABCs of survival. - Television, 1:20
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July 21, 1960
Cold War: Civil Defence College
Television
1:20
A Vancouver hospital is evacuated in a nuclear drill test run. - Television, 5:25
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Nov. 25, 1956
Cold War: Evacuation
Television
5:25
The air raid sirens hum loudly, shelters are erected, and the general public is busy learning the art of "duck and cover." - Television, 7:27
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Aug. 8, 1961
Cold War: From Einstein to the A-bomb: Early Milestones
Television
7:27
Self-preservation is the name of the game in this humorous commentary by Eric Nicol. - Radio, 3:23
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March 7, 1958
Cold War: Nuclear relocation satire
Radio
3:23
Hide under your kitchen chair, pull the covers over your head - Max Ferguson has some fun ideas for coping with the nuclear threat. - Radio, 14:05
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Nov. 9, 1961
Cold War: 'Nuclear warfare can be fun'
Radio
14:05
No longer a top-secret hideaway, the Diefenbunker doors swing open. - Television, 4:36
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Jan. 22, 1994
Cold War: Opening up the Diefenbunker
Television
4:36
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