Artists of the Cold War
The atlas holds 10 people and 234 moments here, from 1947 to 1991.
Moments
- 1988 Sub Pop Sunday performance Kurt Cobain
- 1988 Attends Moscow summit Ronald Reagan
- 1988 Stops in Helsinki Ronald Reagan
- 1988 Attends Toronto economic summit Ronald Reagan
- 1988 Meets leaders in London Ronald Reagan
- 1988 NeXT Computer launch Steve Jobs
- 1989 Lives at Bel Air estate Ronald Reagan
- 1989 Returns to California after presidency Ronald Reagan
- 1989 Dies in Figueres Salvador Dalí
- 1989 Lecture at Stanford Graduate School of Business Steve Jobs
- 1989 Delivers Churchill Lecture in London Ronald Reagan
- 1989 Visits Paris centennial events Ronald Reagan
- 1989 Music Source recording sessions Kurt Cobain
- 1989 Hospitalized at Mayo Clinic Ronald Reagan
- 1989 Receives Japanese honor in Tokyo Ronald Reagan
- 1989 Returns to White House for portrait Ronald Reagan
- 1990 Brit Awards final stage appearance Freddie Mercury
- 1990 Smart Studios recording Kurt Cobain
- 1990 Dedicates Berlin Wall section Ronald Reagan
- 1990 Addresses Gdańsk shipyard workers Ronald Reagan
- 1990 Addresses Polish Parliament Ronald Reagan
- 1990 Audience with pope at Vatican Ronald Reagan
- 1990 Meets Gorbachev in Moscow Ronald Reagan
- 1990 Tours Brandenburg Gate and Wall Ronald Reagan
- 1990 Visits Leningrad Ronald Reagan
- 1990 Dave Grohl debut with Nirvana Kurt Cobain
- 1991 Family home in Palo Alto Steve Jobs
- 1991 Marriage at the Ahwahnee Steve Jobs
- 1991 Debut of Smells Like Teen Spirit Kurt Cobain
- 1991 Final vocals at Mountain Studios Freddie Mercury
- 1991 Sound City sessions for Nevermind Kurt Cobain
- 1991 Retired to Garden Lodge Freddie Mercury
- 1991 Died at his Kensington home Freddie Mercury
- 1991 Dedicates presidential library Ronald Reagan