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Who dominated a large region in eastern Europe after World War 2?
soviet union
What country fought on an eastern and western front in World War 2?
England - their empire was fighting both Germany and Japan (but dividing this into clear eastern and western "fronts" is difficult as it was global) throughout the war.Germany - following the invasion of the USSR (operation Barbarossa) in 1941 they were fighting the USSR on the east and England on the west.United States - was fighting Germany on the east and Japan on the west.Japan - from August 9, 1945 until September 2, 1945 they were fighting the United States on the east and the USSR on the west/north.
Which of these is the best explanation for the us increased involvement in middle eastern affairs after world war 2?
To stop the spread of Communism from the USSR
What countries had the majority of fighting in World War 2?
By far the largest theatre of operations in WW2 is the Eastern front, USSR against Germany & German allies, Italy & Rumania. The casualty list is very long indeed. The majority of the fighting was in Ukraine & Belorusse.
When Germany began World War 2 in 1939 a secret agreement with the USSR allowed Soviet troops to?
occupy eastern Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and parts of Finland. The agreement, known as the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, effectively divided Eastern Europe between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, and it allowed the USSR to expand its influence and territorial control.
What was Joseph Stalin's role in World War II?
He was the leader of the USSR, and was responsible for holding up the Eastern Front.
Was Germany against russia the bloodiest war?
The War btween Germany and the USSR on the Eastern front was the bloodiest war between them because their was other 40 million people died during the Battles on the Eastern Front 30 Million killed were civilians 3 Million killed were German Soldiers 7 Million killed were USSR Soldiers The total of deaths during world war 2 was 72 million and 40 million was because of the war on the eastern front So 55% of the deaths during World War 2 was on the Eastern front
Which European country lost the most people during World War 2?
The USSR, suffered numerous millions of deaths, mainly on the eastern front.
How did gorbachev affect the USSR?
His idea of making the USSR democratic, didn't help him with popularity but it did eventually lead to the unintentional fall of communism in Eastern Europe.
What group dominated Eastern Europe after World War 2?
USSR .
How was the USSR able to fend of the fierced and powerful germans during the battles on the eastern front during world war 2?
The Russians used a "Scorched Earth" policy .
How did the World War 2 Allies decision to delay an invasion of Western Europe and fight instead in North Africa and Italy affect the Soviet Union?
The USSR and Stalin in particular, grew increasingly frustrated. Soviet casualties were increasing and they desperately needed a new front opened to take the pressure off the Eastern Front.
What were goals of the USSR following World War 2?
To conqueor Eastern Europe
Which countries controlled Eastern Europe at the end of World War 2?
The USSR
Why did many eastern European countries become associated with the USSR?
Eastern european countires controlled by the USSR at the end of World War II adopted communist governments under soviet domination
Whose troops occupied eastern Europe after world war 2?
The troops of the USSR.
Who dominated a large region in eastern Europe after World War 2?
soviet union
