Who ’ s Who? of the Cold War?

Sep 07, 2014

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Who ’ s Who? of the Cold War?. A game. Who is this dude?. It ’ s Nikita Khrushchev!. Who is this dude?. It ’ s Dwight D. Eisenhower!. Who is this dude?. It ’ s Henry Kissinger!. Who is this dude?. It ’ s a young Josef Stalin!. Who is this dude?. It ’ s Leonid Brezhnev!.

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Who ’ s Who? of the Cold War?

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Who’s Who? of the Cold War? A game.
Who is this dude?
It’s Nikita Khrushchev!
Who is this dude?
It’s Dwight D. Eisenhower!
Who is this dude?
It’s Henry Kissinger!
Who is this dude?
It’s a young Josef Stalin!
Who is this dude?
It’s Leonid Brezhnev!
Who is this dude?
It’s Robert Kennedy!
Who is the dude on the left?
It’s Lyndon B. Johnson!
Who is this dude?
It’s Harry S. Truman!
Who is this dude?
It’s Ronald Reagan!
Who is this dude?
It’s Deng Xiaoping!
Who is this dude?
It’s Vladimir Putin! And a puppy!
Who is this dude?
This is Adlai Stevenson!
Who is this dude?
It’s John F. Kennedy, of course!
Who is this dude?
It’s Richard M. Nixon!
Who is this dude?
This is Gerald Ford…
Who is this dude?
It’s Jimmy Carter!
Who is this dude?
It’s Mikhail Gorbachev!

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