Did the people of the USSR construct fallout shelters and train their children to hide in the case of a nuclear strike? Was there a genuine, pervasive fear of a potential nuclear war among the people?
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/u/restricteddata and /u/kieslowskifan in During the 1950s when kids in the U.S. were learning "duck and cover" and Cold War paranoia was extremely prevalent among Americans, were average citizens and children in the U.S.S.R. experiencing the same mass anxiety about nuclear annihilation?