Why was there a fear of communism and communist subversion after world war 2

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After WWII, the USSR took over mcommunist rule which was something they disagreed with as they were capitalist countries. Countries like Britain and America were worried that they also were going to be taken over by communist rule which was something they disagreed with as they were capitalist countries.

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