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The opponents of the Soviet Union included countries that were part of the Western bloc, such as the United States and its NATO allies. These countries opposed the Soviet Union due to ideological differences and the fear of Soviet expansionism. Additionally, there were internal opposition groups within the Soviet Union itself, such as dissidents and anti-communist organizations.
The United States (South Korea) and the Soviet Union (North Korea)
The United States wanted to limit the spread of communism, but the Soviet Union did not.
Answer this question… The Soviet Union wanted to encourage the spread of communist ideals, but the United States did not.
Controlling for things like population and education, no one region of the former Soviet Union was likely more prolific than the others in producing dissidents. However, those who were judged to have violated Soviet law or norms of behavior were subject to internal exile in Siberia and it is this region that is most associated with the fate of Soviet dissidents.
United States and the Soviet Union
The opponents of the Soviet Union included countries that were part of the Western bloc, such as the United States and its NATO allies. These countries opposed the Soviet Union due to ideological differences and the fear of Soviet expansionism. Additionally, there were internal opposition groups within the Soviet Union itself, such as dissidents and anti-communist organizations.
The United States (South Korea) and the Soviet Union (North Korea)
In United States, you present Soviet Union. But in Soviet Russia, it present you!
The United States of America and The Soviet Union.
The United States and the Soviet Union disagreed on the future of Eastern Europe.
The United States wanted to limit the spread of communism, but the Soviet Union did not.
The United States and the Soviet Union were the Superpowers after World War 2.
Soviet Union and United States
The united states, great britan, and the Soviet Union
The Soviet Union (USSR, or Union of Soviet Socialist Republics).
Czechoslovakia was split into the Czech Republic an Slovakia because of communism.