User talk:Rageforfreedom

Hello Rageforfreedom,

I think that your addition of this piece to the Cold War article would better fit in the Culture during the Cold War article, so I went ahead and added it. By the way, do you have a source for this?

''The U.S. and Russia engaged in a competition in the arts as well- mainly ballet. They would send previews of their country's ballets to prove their superiority. In the U.S., this caused a dramatic increase in government funding. In both countries, ballet was turned into powerful political propaganda, and they used dance to reflect life style in the "battle for the hearts and minds of men." ''

Hires an editor 16:31, 11 January 2007 (UTC)

Hello,

As sure as I am that this section would be better fitting in the Culture section, the only addition I made was the fixing of a small typo in the word "their", which had a "t" in it! Terrible when bad things happen to good words :)And (rather obviously, but I'll mention it anyway) I don't have a source for it.

Rageforfreedom 02:05, 13 January 2007 (UTC)