La crisis de los misiles · 1962
En octubre de 1962, los Estados Unidos descubren misiles soviéticos en Cuba.
El presidente Kennedy tiene que decidir qué hacer.
El mundo tiene miedo de una guerra nuclear.
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La crisis de los misiles · 1962
En octubre de 1962, los Estados Unidos descubren misiles soviéticos en Cuba.
El presidente Kennedy tiene que decidir qué hacer.
El mundo tiene miedo de una guerra nuclear.
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