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6 March, 19:56

What disadvantages might being nonaligned have offered a developing nation during the Cold War?

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    One advantage would be that they didn't have to choose sides. For this reason, they didn't have to get involved in the war. Although, if they did decide to choose sides, than they would have to get themselves involved in the war.
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