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91. The mujahedeen had no idea whom they would attack after the Soviets withdrew from Afghanistan, so they sat around until they came up with a new enemy: America.

92. And when I learned that GDI and NOD weren't actually in this game, it was discussed that it would be allies and soviets, with a "what if" fun campy scenario.

93. The Soviets proposed the withdrawal of American ballistic - missile submarines from forward bases.

94. With soviets, seeing a crane is a clear sign of a quick tech to tier 2, for that extra troublesome tesla coil camping.

95. An Art Nou-veau classic built in 1912, and turned into a military department store by the Soviets, it was the first major Moscow landmark demolished by Luzhkov, in 2003.

96. Either the Soviets sensed an imminent victory or they feared the approaching demoralization of their clients.

97. Newspaper articles assured the Soviets that the German Lebensraum did not encroach on Russian territory.

98. US support to mujahedeen fighters battling the Soviets dried up quickly and Afghanistan sank into civil war.

99. It soon became clear to the Soviets that the Berlin Airlift would succeed.

100. With the Soviets now alerted to the German intentions, though, it was not long before they moved reinforcements up to close off the northern route into the Hungarian capital.

101. The Cuban missile crisis of 1962 brought home to the Soviets the penalty for strategic inferiority.

102. The old proprietor, a retired journalist turned restauranteur and waiter, would often keep me company recounting his memoirs on revolution, Angola, and the soviets.

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103. It is not clear how the Soviets responded, but MEK soon settled in Iraq, helping Saddam Hussein in his war with Iran.

104. An impressive total but, when compared with the 250,000 Germans lost at Stalingrad , it is clear that the Soviets benefited more from the Kharkov battles.