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After WWII, the Soviet Union turned its attention to rebuilding its own economy and aiding in post-war reconstruction in Eastern European Soviet satellite states. It also assisted the Chinese communist party and increasingly became involved in expanding its influence to other parts of the world. The Soviet Union's growing influence and the spread of communism led to the Cold War between it and the U.S.
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Name 2 allies of the US in wars fought in World War 1 and World War 2?
in world war I there was France England and russia but russia surrendered. those were the main ones
What was the unemployment rate of Russia after World War 2?
2%
What were superpower in World War 2?
U.S, & Russia.
What are 2 wars fought involveing russia?
World War 1 and World War 2 And we cannot leave out the Cold War
What did Russia do after World War 2?
Russia was just chillin' every thing was hip!
Did Lithuania fight in World War 2?
Lithuania did fight in World War 2 but it was part of Russia.
Was Russia already at war before World War 2?
No, Before the German attack on Russia it was not in WW2.
How was the leader of Russia in world war 2?
Stalin led Russia in WW2.
Who were the 2 allies of US ofthe wars war world 1 and war world 2?
World War 1: The UK, and Japan. World War 2: The UK, and Russia.
Where was World War 2 in England?
Moscow, russia
Was Russia involved in World War 2?
yes
Did Russia fight in Africa in World War 2?
No they did not.
Who was Russia ruler World War 2?
Stalin
Did russia capture Americans in world war 2?
No
Who was the victor of World War 2?
The Allies won world war 2 which consisted of U.S.,Britain,and Russia
Why didn't russia fight in World War 2?
They did fight in world war 2. The Russians first where apart of the axis forces before Hitler broke his treaty with them and attacked Russia on June 22,1941. The Russia then fought on the allies side until the end of world war 2.
What other name is known World War 2 in Russia?
Russians refer to World War 2 as "The Great Patriotic War".
