In the 1940s, for Marshal Zhukov, they made a batch of transparent Coca-Cola-he was afraid to publicly drink a western drink
The gas was disguised as vodka. Zhukov in the center photo Getty images When the Second World War ended and the iron curtain fell, relations between the Soviet Union and its Western allies worsened, trade ceased between countries. This has created a problem for one of the most respected Soviet military leaders, Marshal George Zhukov, writes Business Insider. Zhukov really loved Coca-Cola, a drink that was now banned in the Soviet Union.