The secret history of clear coke, a cold war tale

The video discusses the secret project of Clear Coke, created for Soviet General Zhukov during WWII. Coca-Cola was popular among American troops, and Eisenhower introduced it to Zhukov. Post-war, Coke was banned in the Soviet Union, but Zhukov requested a secret supply from President Truman. Coca-Cola disguised the drink by removing its color and packaging it in plain bottles with a Red Star. Zhukov received 50 cases without being caught, and the drink hasn't been seen since.

What was the primary reason for the creation of Clear Coke during World War II?

• To introduce a new flavor

• To expand into European markets

• To boost American troops' morale

• To compete with Pepsi

Why was Coca-Cola banned in the Soviet Union after World War II?

• It was not popular among Soviet citizens

• It was seen as a symbol of American imperialism

• It was too expensive

• It was unhealthy

Who did Zhukov contact to obtain a secret stash of Coca-Cola?

• Franklin D Roosevelt

• Harry Truman

• Winston Churchill

• Dwight D Eisenhower

How was Clear Coke disguised to avoid detection in the Soviet Union?

• By altering its packaging and removing artificial coloring

• By mixing it with local beverages

• By renaming it to a local brand

• By changing its flavor

What unique feature was added to the Clear Coke bottles sent to the Soviet Union?

• A blue star

• A green label

• A red star

• A yellow cap