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Which were the two most populous communist nations in Eastern Europe by 1950?
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The two most populous Eastern European communist nations in 1950 were the Soviet Union and Poland.
The two most populated Eastern European communist nations in the 1950s were the Soviet Union and Poland.
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How did communist nations compare in lifesytle to western democracies?
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Which eastern European nations overthrew communist government in 1989?
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Yugoslavia
How did the Soviet plans for Eastern Europe differ from the Western Allies?
At the conclusion of WW 2, the Western allies sought democratic governments for Eastern Europe and basically for all of Europe. The Soviets under Joseph Stalin had other ideas. Their armies essentially occupied the Eastern nations where they had driven out the Nazi armies. The Soviets had an expansionist ideology and installed communist governments in the nations of Eastern Europe. This included East Germany.
Is European countries communist?
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What Eastern European nations were under communist control?
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What country did Eastern Europe come from?
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To what division did the Iron Curtain refer?
It refers to the division of Communist Eastern Europe and Non-communist Western Europe.
How did European nations especially the east react to the Soviet Union collapsing?
European nations in the western part of Europe and in the eastern part of Europe, for the most part were glad to see the menace of the USSR dissolve. The previously communist nations were glad to be free of the USSR and in the western nations they were happy that their eastern neighbors would be free and create governments that respected the civil rights that were denied to them by the USSR.
What European nations were under communist control?
The Communist nations of Eastern Europe in the Warsaw Pact were: Russia, Poland, East Germany (DDR), Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria.Additionally, Yugoslavia and Albania were Eastern European countries with Communist governments that were not in league with Moscow. (Yugoslavia helped to form the Non-Aligned Movement and actively sought good relations with both Western and Eastern Europe. Meanwhile, Albania took the Chinese side in the Sino-Soviet split and broke off strong relations with Moscow.)
Is it true that the Warsaw pact was a mutual defense agreement in eastern Europe?
Yes, it was between the communist countries of eastern Europe.
