Russia, known as the Soviet Union at the time, had a communist government and therefore a socialist economy. After World War II, it spread communism all throughout Eastern Europe, mostly by force. Western Europe remained democratic and capitalist, which is the type of economy most used today. The division between democracy/capitalism and communism/socialism was one of the major causes of the Cold War.
Keeping the rest of Europe out of the red
It is an island off the coast of mainland Europe.
No. Europe is made of allot of very different countries.
In Russian, "Отдых в мире" means "Rest In Peace".
In Russian, "Отдых в мире" means "Rest In Peace".
The Alps separate the country of Italy from the rest of Europe.
The Alps separate Russia from the rest of Europe.
It was a large area with paved streets and was a god cultural center.
As the depression had already swept through Europe and much of the rest of the world before it began in the US, not much different at all.
Serfdom was an unsustainable economic system, and it stunted the growth of the eastern European economy because eastern Europe maintained a farm-based economy long after the rest of the world had turned to an industrial economy.
The Jews went to Holland and the rest of Europe, because of the growing economy and probably for lots of other reasons. (Unfortunately, the question doesn't give a time).
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