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The Warsaw Pact
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Was Poland the largest eastern European nation outside the Soviet Union?
Yes. Before the Soviet Union collapsed it was the largest Eastern European nation not a part of the Soviet Union. However after the Soviet Union collapsed, Ukraine became the largest Eastern European nation (excluding Russia), and the largest European nation wholly in Europe.
What are eastern bloc satelites?
Any communist country besides the Soviet Union was considered an "eastern bloc satellite nation."
What eastern European Soviet satellite nation had the bloodiest revolution in order to oust communism?
Romania.
What nation controlled Eastern Europe after World War 2?
Not sure but if I had a guess it probably was the soviet union (russia)
Who was the communist nation in eastern Europe that broke with the soviet union and became politically and philosophically allied with communist china?
Not Yugoslavia
Who was the communist nation in eastern Europe that broke with the soviet union and became politically and philosophically allied with communist china was?
Not Yugoslavia
What are the military differences between the US and Soviet Union?
The U.S. is a republic that has nukes and the Soviet Union is a communist nation that had nukes
How did some eastern European nation try to solve problems caused by the dissolution of the soviet union?
Some Eastern European nations tried to solve problems caused by the dissolution of the Soviet Union by instilling democratic governments. For example, Poland is a country that did this.
What nation ceased to exist after it was divided between Germany and the soviet union?
Poland
This nation ceased to exist after it was divided between Germany and the soviet union?
Poland
What nation ceased to exist after is was divided between Germany and Soviet Union?
Poland
What was the Middle Eastern nation that USSR invaded in 1979?
The Middle Eastern nation that the USSR invaded in 1979 was Afghanistan. The invasion aimed to support the communist government against a growing insurgency, leading to a protracted conflict known as the Soviet-Afghan War. This intervention had significant geopolitical implications and contributed to the eventual dissolution of the Soviet Union.
