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I don't understand fully your question. I assume your talking about when it collapsed in 1991. The Soviet Union was comprised of about 15 republics hence the name USSR (Union Of The Soviet Socialist Republics) around 10 of them declared they wanted independence during the collapse and they were granted it, they all became independent countries for example Ukraine, Belorussia, Lithuania, etc...only 5 republics stayed in the USSR until it became the Russian Federation.
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∙ 12y agoA divided Germany was a weak Germany and a weak Germany couldn't invade them for a third time in that century.
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The assumption in the question is false. In fact the Soviet Union favoured a united, but neutral and demilitarized Germany. Stalin made a proposal along these lines in 1952, but the West rejected it as it wanted to rearm West Germany and incorporate it in NATO.
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What new nations were created when the USSR divided?
Here is a full list of all the nations that were created when the USSR divided: Russia Ukraine Byelorussia Latvia Lithuania Estonia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Moldova Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Tajikstan
Why did the allies divide Germany into 4 zones of occupation?
They divided Berlin into 4 zones not Germany, Germany was divided into east and west Germany simply due to the hostility of the USSR and western countries keen to keep eastern Europe non communist and vice versa for the USSR. Berlin being in the USSR's half was divided into 4 zone as being the capital it was a important economic and political symbol for Germany, it would be unfair to give it all to one country. Therefore it was divided into 4 zones, among the four "super powers": France, Britain, America and the USSR
How was Russia's economy during world war 1?
Bad mabey it was better than later as the USSR wasn't divided yet.
What country was divided into two nations after World War 2?
Germany was divided in West Germany and East Germany. West Germany was an independent democracy. East Germany was a bloc state of the USSR.
Why was the city of Berlin vulnerable to soviet influence?
Not all of it was. Belin and Germany was divided into 2 sections. The USSR controlled the eastern half and half of Berlin. The Allies controlled the western half as well as half of Berlin. Belin was divided by a wall that finally was taken down after the USSR dissolved.
Why USSR was divided?
Due to poor monarchy.
Did Hitler get land from Poland?
He invaded Poland and divided it with the USSR.
Who sighed a nonaggression pact with Germany that led to the invasion and divided poland?
The USSR
What four powers divided Germany into four zones?
USSR, USA, UK, and France
What new nations were created when the USSR divided?
Here is a full list of all the nations that were created when the USSR divided: Russia Ukraine Byelorussia Latvia Lithuania Estonia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Moldova Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Tajikstan
Which four countries divided Berlin after world war 2?
The US , British , French and USSR .
Which European country was divided between the USSR and France and England after world war 2?
Germany .
Why did the allies divide Germany into 4 zones of occupation?
They divided Berlin into 4 zones not Germany, Germany was divided into east and west Germany simply due to the hostility of the USSR and western countries keen to keep eastern Europe non communist and vice versa for the USSR. Berlin being in the USSR's half was divided into 4 zone as being the capital it was a important economic and political symbol for Germany, it would be unfair to give it all to one country. Therefore it was divided into 4 zones, among the four "super powers": France, Britain, America and the USSR
What nation was divided after World War 2 and later reunited?
Notably , the US and the USSR .
How was Russia's economy during world war 1?
Bad mabey it was better than later as the USSR wasn't divided yet.
What country was divided into two nations after World War 2?
Germany was divided in West Germany and East Germany. West Germany was an independent democracy. East Germany was a bloc state of the USSR.
Why did Japan remain a unified country after World War two?
After WW II Germany was divided into East and West Germany because it had been occupied by all of the allied powers, including the USSR, and the USSR turned the part of Germany that it occupied into a Soviet satellite state. In comparison, Japan was occupied only by the US, and therefore there was no reason for it to be divided.
