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Was the USSR ever a continent?
Its a independent continent by itself, but now its not
How did the USSR respond to the Prague spring?
By invading Czechoslovakia on 21st August 1968.
Who defeated USSR?
In essence, the U.S.S.R. defeated itself.
Was Stalin after Trotsky?
Yes, Stalin had Trotsky killed eventually. However, before that he had Trotsky kicked out of USSR politics and then the USSR itself.
What is NATO's role today?
NATO's role (when first founded) was to protect its member countries from the USSR. (Now Russia.) Since the USSR no longer exists, NATO's role is to protect the national sovereignty of its member countries.
How did the USSR intend to protect its self?
The USSR intended to protect itself by building a huge army and by developing nuclear weapons.
How did the USSR respond to NATO?
It formed the Warsaw pact in 1955
Was the USSR ever a continent?
Its a independent continent by itself, but now its not
How did the USSR respond to the Prague spring?
By invading Czechoslovakia on 21st August 1968.
How did the USSR attempt to prevent citizens of east Berlin from escaping the city?
The airlift
Who defeated USSR?
In essence, the U.S.S.R. defeated itself.
Was Stalin after Trotsky?
Yes, Stalin had Trotsky killed eventually. However, before that he had Trotsky kicked out of USSR politics and then the USSR itself.
What is NATO's role today?
NATO's role (when first founded) was to protect its member countries from the USSR. (Now Russia.) Since the USSR no longer exists, NATO's role is to protect the national sovereignty of its member countries.
What did Russia rename itself in 1922?
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics -USSR
Which two members of the Communist Bloc did the USSR invade to protect Communism there?
Hungary and Czechoslovakia
What happened after Hitler's failed attempt to take over Russia?
The USSR advanced to Germany and Hitler commited suicide.
How did the US and USSR come to the brink of war over Cuba?
Soviet missiles were in Cuba and US attempt to oust Castro was complete failure
