What country dominated eastern europe after world war ii?
singleAnswer
Soviet Union
Eastern Europe
dominated eastern europe after world war 2
Eastern Europe Eastern Bloc History of Europe History of the Soviet Union (1927–1953) History of the Mediterranean region Aftermath of World War I History of the Middle East New Order (Nazism) Western Europe History of Western civilization
<b>Eastern Europe after</b> 1945 usually meant all the ... Other countries <b>dominated</b> by 
the Soviet Union were the ... (SFRY; formed <b>after World War II</b> and before its later
&nbsp;... The <b>Eastern</b> Bloc, also known as the Communist Bloc, the Socialist Bloc and the 
Soviet Bloc, ... In Western <b>Europe</b>, the term <b>Eastern</b> Bloc generally referred to the 
USSR and its ... Vietnam to <b>dominate</b> Laos and Cambodia until the <b>end of</b> the 
Cold War. ... In the <b>aftermath of World War II</b> on the Soviet-Finnish border, the 
parties&nbsp;... The &quot;short twentieth century&quot;, <b>from</b> 1914 to 1991, included the First <b>World War</b>, 
the ... of nation-states across Central and <b>Eastern Europe</b>. ... of the Soviet Union 
and the West <b>dominated</b> by NATO. The history of the Soviet Union between 1927 and 1953 covers the period in 
Soviet history <b>from</b> ... <b>After World War II</b>, the Soviet Union&#39;s armies occupied 
<b>Eastern Europe</b>, where they established or ... <b>After the war</b>, the Soviet Union 
occupied and <b>dominated Eastern Europe</b>, in line with their particular Marxist 
ideology. <b>The</b> Mediterranean Sea was <b>the</b> central superhighway of transport, trade and 
cultural exchange ... <b>Two</b> of <b>the</b> most notable Mediterranean civilizations in 
classical antiquity were <b>the</b> Greek city states and <b>the</b> Phoenicians. ... Persian 
dominance ended <b>after the</b> Greco-Persian <b>War</b> in <b>the</b> 5th century BC and Persia 
was crippled&nbsp;... The <b>Aftermath of World War</b> I saw drastic political, cultural, economic, and social 
change across ... <b>Two</b> million Armenians, native inhabitants of Armenian 
Highland, were nearly eliminated in Turkey in consequence of Genocide of 
Armenians ... The new states of <b>eastern Europe</b> mostly all had large ethnic 
minorities. Millions&nbsp;... The British, the French, and the Soviet Union departed <b>from</b> many parts of the 
Middle <b>East</b> during and <b>after World War II</b> (1939–1945). The Arab–Israeli conflict 
in&nbsp;... The Neuordnung of <b>Europe</b> was the political order which Nazi Germany wanted 
to impose on the conquered areas under its dominion. The establishment of the 
Neuordnung had already begun long before the start of <b>World War II</b>, but was 
publicly proclaimed by Adolf Hitler in 1941: ... Whoever <b>dominates Europe</b> will 
thereby assume the leadership of the world. Western Europe is <b>the</b> region comprising <b>the</b> western part of Europe. Though <b>the</b> 
term Western ... <b>Eastern Europe</b>, meanwhile is formed by countries with <b>dominant</b> 
Eastern Orthodox churches, including ... <b>Post</b>-<b>war</b> Europe would be divided into 
<b>two</b> major spheres: <b>the</b> Western Bloc, influenced by <b>the</b> United States, and <b>the</b>&nbsp;... Western civilization traces its roots back to <b>Europe</b> and the Mediterranean. It is 
linked to ancient ... Western civilization has spread to produce the <b>dominant</b> 
cultures of modern Americas and Oceania, and has had ... Other than in Russia, 
the <b>European</b> Empires disintegrated <b>after World War II</b> and civil rights movements 
and&nbsp;...
the Soviet Union
Aftermath of World War II