Feasting in the Northern Oceans of Medieval Academia. (Reply).
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The Fulda Gap is one of those nearly-places of the Cold War, a space on the map and a gap in the mountains that would've become the anvil of history if a real war had broken out.
Being the main projected invasion route for the Warsaw Pact, it was one of the largest (and longest) stand-offs in history.