Some ways that the Soviets altered the map of Eastern Europe after WWII were:
Formation of the German Democratic Republic which divided Germany into two nations.
Establishment of Communist nations in Eastern Europe.
<h3>How did the Soviet Union affect Eastern Europe after WWII?</h3>
The Soviets wanted a buffer with Germany and other western European nations and so they established the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) which led to the creation of two German nations.
The Soviets also established Communism in Eastern European nations such as Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, and Czechslovakia in an attempt to protect Communism from Democratic Europe.
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