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The cold war came closest to becoming a nuclear war during the :

The cold war came closest to becoming a nuclear war during the

A) Cuban Missile Crisis.
B) erection of the Berlin Wall.
C) Prague Spring.
D) Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
E) Hungarian Revolt.

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