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What was the disagreement between the U.S. and USSR over Poland about?
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What was Poland's government after World War 2?
Technically, no one did. Russia took over Poland in the 1790s. They pretty much absorbed Poland and took away its sovereignty. There was no Poland until after World War I, when Poland was reformed.
The disagreement over the constitution between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson led to the forming of what?
No
What caused the first disagreement between the US and the USSR after Germany surrendered?
The threat of nuclear bombs and the fact that both of them didn't trust eachother and were constantly suspicious of eachother and also scared of eachother (because of the threat of nuclear war)
How did Polands location make the country particularly vulnerable to attack by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union?
Poland is situated between Russia and Germany. Both nations have never favored the Polish people and have always wanted to take over the land of Poland. The German Nazis did this and later the USSR did that. The Poles gained their freedom in 1990.
Who won the war in 1944 Poland or Germany?
The Soviet Union Red Army. Then Poland was taken over by the USSR for the next forty five years.
Which country helped Germany take over Poland?
The USSR did. Germay occupied the western part of poland. The USSR occupied the eastern part of Poland
What was the disagreements between the you s after world war 2?
I am lost reading this question. I cannot tell if you mean USA or some people. I believe you may be asking about the disagreements between the USA, the UK and the USSR. They disagreed about the freeing of all the European Nations because Stalin wanted to keep his conquered countries for the USSR. This began the Cold War. The UK was furious over the USSR not freeing Poland since they got into the war initially to help Poland (which they did not do).
What happened between Boudicea and the Romans?
War. They had a disagreement over inheritance and things got a little out of hand.War. They had a disagreement over inheritance and things got a little out of hand.War. They had a disagreement over inheritance and things got a little out of hand.War. They had a disagreement over inheritance and things got a little out of hand.War. They had a disagreement over inheritance and things got a little out of hand.War. They had a disagreement over inheritance and things got a little out of hand.War. They had a disagreement over inheritance and things got a little out of hand.War. They had a disagreement over inheritance and things got a little out of hand.War. They had a disagreement over inheritance and things got a little out of hand.
How are wars started?
Wars begin when there is a disagreement between 2 countries, and the disagreement is typically over power and control of people or resources.
What is the fight between Sunni Muslims and Shi'ite Muslims over?
The disagreement between the two groups was over the choice of caliph.
What was Poland's government after World War 2?
Technically, no one did. Russia took over Poland in the 1790s. They pretty much absorbed Poland and took away its sovereignty. There was no Poland until after World War I, when Poland was reformed.
The disagreement over the constitution between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson led to the forming of what?
No
Was Belarus part of the allies in World War 2?
Not actually. It was over run by the Germans when they invaded Poland. Before that they were part of the USSR. The USSR was an ally of Germany until it was invaded by Germany. The USSR then fought against Germany but it really wasn't an ally either.
What was a major conflict at the constitutional convention of 1787?
disagreement between the states over representation in Congress
What was a major obstacle to drafting a new constitution at the Constitutional Convention of 1787?
disagreement between the states over representation in congress
What was problem was the Three-fifths Compromise designed to solve?
a disagreement between slave state and free states over whether slaves should be counted as part of the population
What caused the first disagreement between the US and the USSR after Germany surrendered?
The threat of nuclear bombs and the fact that both of them didn't trust eachother and were constantly suspicious of eachother and also scared of eachother (because of the threat of nuclear war)
