Mushroom
Gold Member
Like I posted earlier, we turned a Civil War into a Cold War
That was not a Civil War. That is when there are two factions in a single country that are fighting each other.
That was the nation of North Vietnam invading the nation of South Vietnam. It was no more a "Civil War" than the Korean War was. Or Germany taking over Poland and claiming it belonged to them as it was historically part of Germany.
Or that the 1990 Invasion of Kuwait was a "Civil War" because until WWI, that nation was part of Iraq and known as the Qadha district of the Basra Province.
The ancient civilizations of Sumer and Babylon originated in Mesopotamia (the Greek word for "between rivers"), near the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in what is now Iraq. Modern day Kuwait began in the eighteenth century as a small village on the Persian Gulf. "Kuwait," the word for "small human settlement," was so named by Iraqi rulers of that era. Throughout the nineteenth century and up to World War I, Kuwait was a "Qadha," a district within the Basra Province, and it was an integral part of Iraq under the administrative rule of the Ottoman Empire.