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Yes. I think once, with the Soviet Union winning In WW2 Hungary finds itself in a very difficult situation. They felt compelled to supply troops to aid the German invasion of the Soviet Union. Either that or the Germans invade Hungary, it's no choice. Therefore when the Soviets arrive in late 1944 the Russians 'liberate' Hungary. There was an uprising in 1956: it was crushed. The Russians finally went home in the 1980s due to Gorbachevs foreign policies.
What else can I help you with?
Will the Soviet Union ever come back to power?
No, it is highly doubtful that the Soviet Union will ever come back into power.
Has president Grover Cleveland ever wrote a letter to the Soviet Union?
The Soviet Union did not exist when Cleveland was president.
Who led the Soviet Union Joseph Stalin or Karl Marx?
Joseph Stalin was a leader of the Soviet Union. Karl Marx was dead before the Soviet Union was ever formed.
Was Finland ever a part of the Soviet Union?
Finland was never part of Soviet Union but it gained it's Independency from Russia.
Did the Soviet Union ever participate in Eurovision?
It never did.
Was the U.S and Soviet Union ever allies?
YES
Has America ever dropped condoms on the Soviet Union as a form of unconventional warfare or propaganda?
There is no evidence to suggest that America has ever dropped condoms on the Soviet Union as a form of unconventional warfare or propaganda.
Was the Soviet Union ever part of the Olympics?
Yes. It even hosted one.
Has Ukraine ever been part of any other country?
Yes, of course. Until around 1991 it was part of the Soviet Union (USSR). In the distant past various parts of Ukraine formed part of Russia, Hungary and Poland.
Did the soviet union ever get a man to the moon?
neither one actually landed on the moon.
What is the biggest nuclear bomb ever made?
The Tsar Bomba; that was made by the Soviet Union (Russia)
What was the largest airline ever by market share?
Aroflot had 100% of the Soviet aviation market and carried more pasengers then any other airline ever before the break-up of the soviet union.
