When Did The Cold War Start?

The term Cold War is often used to describe the whole post-Second World War era from 1945-1990 to define the situation which was neither war nor peace. It was not a hot war with shooting, although occasionally it came to that. But it was a cold war of political operations, of espionage, of various operations mainly between the United States and the Soviet Union.

In fact, the two opposing ideologies of the Cold War were already in place in 1918. But most people in the West had no idea that it had started. While Lenin was establishing Bolshevism with its doctrine of world revolution in Russia, President Wilson's 14 Points presented a rival global programme of self-determination, free trade and collective security through the League of Nations. Yet it was to take the defeat of Nazi Germany to create the political context for the Cold War.

The cold war started in 1945 and lasted until 1990

It started  in october 15th. I know because i was born during the time. It hapened in1999.
Answered by Khe-sanh Llouise Kile