Iron Curtain 1987

In 1987, the bipolar confrontation of the Cold War had reached a boiling point. The world was hurtling uncontrollably toward the abyss. The two great military blocs on opposite sides of the globe had yet to take the final step, but whether in Latin America, America's backyard, the deeply divided Middle East, or the turbulent undercurrents of Europe and East Asia, every event and detail revealed one inescapable fact: war was inevitable.