This alliance drafted a secret war plan called Seven Days to the River, which was not made public until 2005.
This alliance drafted a secret war plan called Seven Days to the River, which was not made public until 2005. The creation of this alliance led to fears that it would launch an attack through the Fulda Gap. The first supreme commander of this alliance personally led an attack called Operation Whirlwind, easily defeating forces led by Pal Maleter. In this alliance's early days, some of its leaders were trained at the Klement Gottwald Military Academy. Events leading to the formation of this alliance include the signing of the Paris Pacts and the adoption of the Hallstein Doctrine, which denied the legitimacy of one member of this alliance. This alliance was governed by a doctrine stating that military intervention would be used to prevent abandonment of socialism. For 10 points, name this alliance created in 1955 as a rival to NATO.
This alliance drafted a secret war plan called Seven Days to the River, which was not made public until 2005.
the Warsaw Pact