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JCC Cold War - The USSR

Committee Topics

Topic 1: The Berlin Crisis

Topic 2: The Cuban Missile Crisis

Topic 2: The Cuban Missile Crisis

 The Berlin crisis marked the most intense part of the Cold War. This was when the tension between the Soviet Union and the United States was at its peak. The altercation between the two superpowers happened in the divided capital of Germany, with the root of the problem being the erection of the Berlin Wall. With the added problem of the exodus out of Eastern Germany, sparks are sure to fly. 

Topic 2: The Cuban Missile Crisis

Topic 2: The Cuban Missile Crisis

Topic 2: The Cuban Missile Crisis

The Cuban Missile Crisis is the closest humanity has ever been to destroying itself. It marked a dangerous time, in which two world superpowers reached an all-time point of tension. The root of the crisis was found in the ongoing nuclear arms race. The US and the Soviet Union exercised nuclear fear tactics that only brought further irreversible tension. After the United States stationed nuclear-capable ICBMs in Italy and Turkey. 

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Committee Chairs

Akshaya Natarajan

Akshaya Natarajan

Akshaya Natarajan

 Akshaya Natarajan is an 8th grader at Moody Middle School and is excited to be chairing for the JCC Cold War: USSR committee. Akshaya has been in MUN since 7th grade and has attended five conferences so far. Outside of MUN, she is a part of the MMS Chamber Strings Orchestra. In chambers, she plays the violin and participates in other selective orchestras like CRO. Additionally, she plays tennis and runs track as part of the Moody Girls Tennis Team and MMS Track Team. Also, she has founded a club which promotes mental health and serves the community. She loves to spend her time with her bunny, watching movies, and playing games. Akshaya is looking forward to seeing all delegates at Moody MUN and wishes them the best of luck! 

Yana Brahmbhatt

Akshaya Natarajan

Akshaya Natarajan

 Yana Brahmbhatt is an 8th grader at Moody Middle School and is ecstatic to be serving as your JCC Cold War, USSR chair. Yana began her journey for MUN in 7th grade, where she found a passion for leadership and debate. With numerous conferences of experience, Yana has won Outstanding Delegate at GSMUN and is striving for more. When she isn’t participating in Model UN, you can find Yana playing for RCVA’s National volleyball team or Moody’s Track. Outside of athletics, she is also President of HOSA and participates in TSA. For fun, she likes to hang out with her sister and go on walks with her friends! Yana wishes luck to all delegates this year and can’t wait to see everyone!

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