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Yugoslavia was never under Soviet control. From 1945 to the late 1980's Yugoslavia was a communist state, but it was not allied to the Soviet Union or to the other communist states in Eastern Europe. It behaved separately from the Soviet Bloc and refused to ally with either the US or the USSR. It was an officially "non-aligned" country, just like India, which was a democracy but not allied with the US.
For most of its post-war history, Yugoslavia was ruled as a Dictatorship by Josip Broz, aka. Marshal Tito. He maintained a centralised state to make sure that the member nationalities did not drift towards independence. In the late 1980's Tito died and Yugoslavia began to drift towards democracy. This was a problem because without communism to hold them together, the member nationalities started to go their own way. In particular, when Tito died, the constitution was changed to give Serbia much greater control over the rest of the federation. This annoyed the other nationalities and made them want to break away.
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Which countries remained under soviet control after the end of world war ii?
Since the question isn't open ended, the answer will be simple. The country was Yugoslavia. It was free of Soviet control after WWII. It's government was under Tito.
Where there any communist European nations which remained independent of soviet control?
Yugoslavia was communist but not under the influence of the soviets.
Why did Yugoslavia and Albania not come under the control of the Soviet Union?
Yugoslavia and Albania did not come under Soviet control primarily due to their leaders' resistance to Stalinist influence. Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia pursued an independent path, rejecting Soviet dominance and establishing a unique form of socialism, which led to a split with the USSR in 1948. Albania, while initially aligned with the Soviet Union, also distanced itself from Soviet control after breaking ties with Moscow in the early 1960s, opting instead for a more radical and isolationist stance under Enver Hoxha. Their distinct political strategies and nationalistic sentiments allowed both countries to maintain a degree of sovereignty.
What was the lone exception to Soviet control in Eastern Europe?
This was Yugoslavia under the leadership of their own communist leader, Tito. Yugoslavia was evicted from the list of the USSR's satellite states due to accepting American 'Marshall Aid' and for being too friendly with the West.
What country was the lone exception to Soviet control in eastern Europe?
This was Yugoslavia under the leadership of their own communist leader, Tito. Yugoslavia was evicted from the list of the USSR's satellite states due to accepting American 'Marshall Aid' and for being too friendly with the West.
Which countries remained under soviet control after the end of world war ii?
Since the question isn't open ended, the answer will be simple. The country was Yugoslavia. It was free of Soviet control after WWII. It's government was under Tito.
Where there any communist European nations which remained independent of soviet control?
Yugoslavia was communist but not under the influence of the soviets.
Why did Yugoslavia and Albania not come under the control of the Soviet Union?
Yugoslavia and Albania did not come under Soviet control primarily due to their leaders' resistance to Stalinist influence. Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia pursued an independent path, rejecting Soviet dominance and establishing a unique form of socialism, which led to a split with the USSR in 1948. Albania, while initially aligned with the Soviet Union, also distanced itself from Soviet control after breaking ties with Moscow in the early 1960s, opting instead for a more radical and isolationist stance under Enver Hoxha. Their distinct political strategies and nationalistic sentiments allowed both countries to maintain a degree of sovereignty.
What was the lone exception to Soviet control in Eastern Europe?
This was Yugoslavia under the leadership of their own communist leader, Tito. Yugoslavia was evicted from the list of the USSR's satellite states due to accepting American 'Marshall Aid' and for being too friendly with the West.
What country was the lone exception to Soviet control in eastern Europe?
This was Yugoslavia under the leadership of their own communist leader, Tito. Yugoslavia was evicted from the list of the USSR's satellite states due to accepting American 'Marshall Aid' and for being too friendly with the West.
What group held absolute control of the Soviet Union under Lenin's control?
The Communist Party held control of the Soviet Union under Lenin.
Why did Yugoslavia any Albania not come under the direct control of the Soviet Union?
Parts are annexed by Germany, Italy, Hungary and Bulgaria, and the rest is set up as the states of Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro.
What happened to Korea after Japan surrendered in World War 2?
Nova Net: It fell under the control of the United States and the Soviet Union It fell under the control of the United States and the soviet union.
Which two nations outside the soviet union under communist influence are not considered satellite nations?
Yugoslavia and Albania
After the war, countries that were governed by the communists and under Soviet control were called?
The Soviet Block.
Satellite nations were countries under the control of?
they were under the control of (The Soviet Union) hince the word (satellite)
Why are the countries Poland Czechoslovakia Romania and Bulgaria under the control of the soviet union at the end of world war 2?
All these four countries were under the control of Soviet Union. They were in Eastern Block.Members of Warsaw Military pact
