World History › Section Y · The Cold War world › Topic Y.3
The Non-Aligned Movement
Not every country wanted to choose between Washington and Moscow. This topic follows the leaders who tried to steer a third course, from Tito's Yugoslavia to Nehru's India, Sukarno's Indonesia and Nasser's Egypt, and the Middle Eastern conflicts that tested them.
In this topic
- A third path
- Tito's Yugoslavia
- From Bandung to Belgrade
- Nehru's India
- India's neighbours
- Sukarno's Indonesia
- Worked example: was non-alignment real?
- Iran and Egypt
- Worked example: the Suez Crisis, 1956
- Israel and its neighbours
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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