Yes, before the fall of the Soviet Union and the reunification of Germany, East Germany (DDR) was an Eastern Bloc country, directly affiliated with the USSR.
The Soviet Union, or USSR.
Germany was divided in West Germany and East Germany. West Germany was an independent democracy. East Germany was a bloc state of the USSR.
The USSR officially gave the DDR independence in 1949, although many people regard East Germany as a Russian puppet state.
No, the USSR not East Germany.
Germany was divided, after WWII, into two- East and West Germany. The East belonged to the USSR and the West belonged to the allies. Berlin (the capitol of Germany) was also divided. (Of course the West half goes to the allies and east to the USSR) But Berlin was located in the USSR's side of Germany. Later the Soviet Union closed off the airports in their half of Berlin to try and get the allies to leave, so of course the allies' planes couldn't land there to defend West Berlin.
The USSR.
The Soviet Union, or USSR.
Germany from the west and USSR from the east.
After the second world war ended, the east part of Germany came under the control of USSR...
USSR
Germany was divided in West Germany and East Germany. West Germany was an independent democracy. East Germany was a bloc state of the USSR.
Gorbachev's looser policies allowed for East Germany could break its ties with the USSR.
the Ussr controlled east Germany and and the US and UK controlled west Germany.
After WWII, Germany was defeated by the allies and divided. East Germany was run by the USSR (Russians). Berlin, the capital, was located in East Germany, but was controlled by the USSR and the western allies. The Berlin wall was build to keep the East Germans in Eastern Berlin from entering Western Berlin of Western Germany.
The USSR officially gave the DDR independence in 1949, although many people regard East Germany as a Russian puppet state.
No, the USSR not East Germany.
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