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Why did the united states and the soviet union distrust each other at the end of ww2 answer?
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Why did the united states and the soviet union distrust each other at the end of ww2 answer?

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A major reason for Soviet and US distrust post World War 2 was the growing threat of Communism on the rest of the world, as well as the clashing views of communism vs. democracy.
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