The end of the Cold War

The Cold War came to an end through a rapid series of events beginning in 1989, when a wave of revolutions swept away communist governments across Eastern Europe and the Berlin Wall fell. The Soviet Union itself formally dissolved in December 1991, following economic strain and political reforms that had weakened central Communist Party control.

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