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Which u.s and soviet aims in Europe conflicted

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kkurt [141]3 years ago

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The West Aims & Soviet Aims.

Explanation: The Soviet "Satellite States", or the Eastern side We're Hungary, Poland, East Germany, Bulgaria, Romania, Half of Austria(One time), & Czech. Yugoslavia WASN'T a Satellite state of the Soviets, but they do have Similar Ideologies. The Soviets Mainly Protected its Eastern allies in the accord to its Alliance, The Warsaw Pact.

The West? It Involved West Germany, Norway, France, The United Kingdom, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Belgium, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Denmark, Spain, & Portugal. The United States was also involved, but it mainly Protected its Western allies in the accord to it's Alliance, N.A.T.O.

jekas [21]3 years ago

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The countries that were separated from the West by the iron curtain were Albania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Poland, and Yugoslavia.

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