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The Soviet Union invaded those countries with its massive army. Just to give you an idea about the scope of the Soviet Army, the USSR lost 8.7 million soldiers during the war and still managed to conquer half of Europe.
The Soviet Union invaded Eastern Europe at the same time that the United States, the United Kingdom, and other Western Allies invaded Western Europe. The difference was that after World War II, the Western Allies withdrew a large portion of their armies and allowed the countries of Western Europe to determine their own governments. The Soviets used their military power to force Eastern European governments to be modeled after the Soviet Union and kept their armies in Eastern European countries to crush dissent.
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Why was the soviet union able to control and invade so many eastern European countries during the cold war?
They didn't exactly invade those countries. Most of it was done through trade agreements and defense pacts.
What other European countries did Germany invade?
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What countries did gemrany invade?
France, Belgium, Holland, Poland, Egypt, the Balkans, Soviet Russia.
What modern-day countries did the Vikings invade?
soviet union, iceland, England, Ireland, belgium, Netherlands, France and corsica
When did European countries invade North Africa?
in the 1881 and the 1914
What was the treaty between Hitler and Soviet Union?
Hitler was not in the Soviet Union because he was with Germany and Germany didn't like the Soviet Union very much and so Hitler actually invaded the Soviet Union. Which made him an enemy of the Soviet Union! That is not the answer he wanted. In 1939 fearing a invasion of Poland will start a war with the USSR. Hitler signed the Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact. It states that the 2 countries will not attack each other. Because of this, Hitler can invade any non soviet country without fear of a war on his eastern side. Germany used this to invade Poland and any other country on the west of Europe. After western Europe was subdued. He attacked the USSR
What was the soviet German non aggression act?
That Germany will get the western part of Poland (Russian territory), Russia will get the Eastern half and Germany promises not to invade Russia.
What country did Germany invade in June of 1941?
Nazi Germany made the decision to invade the SOVIET UNIONon June 22, 1941. It would be a disastrous decision for the Nazis since the Soviet Union could not be overrun with the same blitzkrieg tactics that made the Nazis successful in overtaking most of their European neighbors.
Why did the Soviet Union aggressively expand into Eastern Europe?
Under the terms of the Russo-German treaty in 1939, the Soviet Union was allowed to invade Poland from the east and to occupy and approximately half the country-Germans the other half. Later, the Soviet Union invaded and occupied all 3 Baltic countries: Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia. After the Germans invaded the Soviet Union in June1941, the countries of eastern Europe became a huge battefield. By the end of the war in May, 1945, most of central and eastern Europe were under the control of the Russian army. There were to be free elections after the war in these countries, but the Soviet Union rigged the elections and forced out pro-democratic parties and leaders. By 1947, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Rumania, Yugoslavia, Poland, Bulgaria and Albania were firmly in the control of the Soviet Union. World War II gave the Soviets a great opportunity to expand into the Balkans and eastern Europe and to have these puppet states become a huge buffer zone from future German threats!
When did the Soviet Union invade Bangladesh?
they didn't
What was the Nazi-Soviet Non-Agression Pact?
That Hitler would not invade the Soviet Union.
What was the nonaggression pact and what counties did it include?
The Non-Aggression Pact, formally known as the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, was an agreement signed on August 23, 1939, between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. It stipulated that the two countries would not attack each other and included a secret protocol dividing Eastern Europe into spheres of influence. This pact allowed Germany to invade Poland without fear of Soviet intervention, effectively leading to the outbreak of World War II. The main countries involved were Germany and the Soviet Union.
