Did Coca-Cola Create a "White Coke" for a Soviet General?

Описание: This video is about a secret request from Soviet Marshal Georgy Zhukov to General Mark Clark during the early Cold War. Zhukov loved Coca-Cola but couldn't be seen drinking it publicly because it was an American product and represented capitalism, which clashed with his position in the Soviet Union. He asked Clark to have Coca-Cola made clear, bottled in plain bottles with a red star on the cap, so he could enjoy it discreetly. This unusual request went all the way to President Truman, who then tasked a Coca-Cola executive with fulfilling it, leading to a unique and secret production run of a special Coca-Cola just for Zhukov.