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In the 1980s the Cold War wasn't so cold on the big screen as Hollywood converted real-world tensions into cheesy propaganda. Film after film portrayed moustache-twirling Russians (and Cubans) who threatened the US way of life get their comeuppance from square-jawed Americans
@brizzyguy36 Here in the UK we had a similar thing: Trebor Mummies, boiled sweets with terrifying true life tales inside each wrapper. Oh, those yellow eyes though!
NOBODY WANTS A NUCLEAR WAR (1986): Judith Vigna's beautifully illustrated storybook dealt with the nuclear anxiety suffered by children of the mid-80s...