What Countries got their freedom after world war 2?

Answer 1

A list can be found by clicking the 'related link' below. In brief, it concerns almost all of Africa's nations, which had been colonized some 60 years before, and a large number of Asian nations.

Answer 2

Half of Germany came under the communist rule of the USSR. It became known as East Germany. There were other countries that were trapped under USSR's rule too. I think they were Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia (at first, they became their own communist country),

Romania, Serbia, Bosnia, Estonia, Lithuania, and a couple other countries I can remember (or spell either). In 1990s they were finally released from the USSR control and became their own republics and democracies. Italy was able to depose their dictator and gain freedom too.

Answer 3

Colonies in Asia and Africa gained their independence following World War II. In 1915, Mahatma Gandhi led a nonviolent revolution in India against British rule. It wasn't until 1947 that the predominately Muslim region of India was united into Pakistan, and the rest of India was given its freedom. Indonesia gained its independence in 1945 and the Philippines in 1946. Eventually, African nations were also granted their independence.

Answer 4

After World War II, countries like Pakistan, Vietnam and Ireland gained their independence. After World War II, the Cold War began and lasted until the fall of the Soviet Union.

Answer 5

turkey and the Czech Republic

Answer 6

none

Answer 7

ghana