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The Origins of the Cold War | 1941-58
Early tensions between East and West
Soviet Expansion
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After WW2,
USSR
turned
Eastern European
countries into
satellite states
for
buffer
zone
USA
saw this as
evidence
that
USSR
wanted to spread
communism
US-USSR
relations
worsened
East Germany:
communist in
1945
Part of
Soviet
zone
Czechoslovakia:
Communist in
1948
Removal of
non-communist
parties
Hungary:
Communist in
1948
Forceful input by
removal
of
non-communist
opponents
Poland:
Rebellion - Warsaw
Uprising
USSR
invaded Poland and input
communist
government
Communist in
1947
Romania & Bulgaria:
USSR abolished
monarchy
Communist
government took out
opponents
Romania communist in
1945
Bulgaria communist in
1946
Yugoslavia:
Communist
independently
in
1945
Was not
satellite
state
Only
communist
state not behind
Iron
Curtain
Albania:
Communist in
1945
Communist government took power at end of
WW2