Reference:
Eastern Bloc’s anatomy
Is there a list of the Eastern Bloc countries?
The countries in the Eastern Bloc
were Poland, East German, Czechoslovakia, Hungry, Romania, Bulgaria and
Yugoslavia. The Eastern Bloc was a group of countries in central and eastern
Europe that were dominated by the USSR from the end of World War II until the
collapse of the Soviet communist system.
Is there a list of the Eastern Bloc countries?
The Soviet communist system
collapsed between 1989 and 1991. While under Soviet control, trade and
information from other counties were restricted. The USSR also restricted
emigration by not allowing residents to leave the Eastern Bloc. Even though
there were stiff punishments, thousands of people fled the Eastern Bloc through
East Germany to the West.
What are the Soviet satellite nations?
The Soviet satellite states were
Yugoslavia, Albania, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Poland, Romania and Hungary.
How did Stalin break the agreements of the Yalta Conference?
Stalin broke the agreements of the
Yalta Conference by installing Communist governments and suppressing
non-Communist political parties in Romania, Bulgaria…
Which countries were behind the Iron Curtain?
The Iron Curtain included
Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Hungary, East Germany, Romania, Poland and Albania.
What countries make up the Balkans?
The Balkans are usually
characterized as the countries of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria,
Croatia, Kosovo, FYROM, Moldova, Montenegro, Romania
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