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How did soviet plans for eastern europe differ from those of the other allies?
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How did soviet plans for eastern Europe differ from those of other allies?
The Soviet Union did not want allies, they wanted puppet states. They controlled eastern Europe until the wall came down.
Most accurately describes the relationship among the Allies during the Second World War?
Sometimes the Allies in World War 2 are referred to as co-combattants, given the uneasy relationship between the Soviet Union on the one hand and Britain and the US on the other other.
Who were on the allies side of the Battle of Berlin?
The Soviet Union and Polish forces. The other allies were allowing the Russians to take the city for themselves, and so didn't participate in the battle.
Analyze developments from 1941 to 1949 that increased suspicion and tension between the US and the Soviet Union?
Beginning of ideological war, pressure of becoming the dominant World Superpower, and a growing distrust of each other and Allies
Why did the allied leaders have trouble reaching agreement at the potsdam conference?
growing ill will between the soviet union and other allies.
How did soviet plans for eastern europe differ from those of the other allies?
i have no clue
How did soviet plans for eastern Europe differ from those of other allies?
The Soviet Union did not want allies, they wanted puppet states. They controlled eastern Europe until the wall came down.
Most accurately describes the relationship among the Allies during the Second World War?
Sometimes the Allies in World War 2 are referred to as co-combattants, given the uneasy relationship between the Soviet Union on the one hand and Britain and the US on the other other.
Who are the Russia allies?
In World War II the Soviet Unions allies were the United States and Great Britain along with the other members of the Allied Powers.
Who were on the allies side of the Battle of Berlin?
The Soviet Union and Polish forces. The other allies were allowing the Russians to take the city for themselves, and so didn't participate in the battle.
How do you deal with disagreement between practitioner and other adults?
If you have a disagreement with a practitioner, it is best to consider what he has to say and step back. A second opinion can be helpful in these circumstances.
Analyze developments from 1941 to 1949 that increased suspicion and tension between the US and the Soviet Union?
Beginning of ideological war, pressure of becoming the dominant World Superpower, and a growing distrust of each other and Allies
What countries were on which side?
The war was between the Allies and the Axis Powers Countries in the Allies included; Soviet Union, United States, Great Britain, China, France, Poland and many other countries in the commonwealth Countries in the Axis included: Nazi Germany, Japan, Italy, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria
What changed after the war between the U.S and soviet union?
The Americans and Russians were allies during the second World War and never fought each other. It was after the war, that Russia retreated behind the 'Iron Curtain' and the cold war between Russia and the West began.
Who win on World War 2?
allies Edit: The allies (U.S.A, U.K, (invaded) France, Soviet Union and many other little countries who played their role in WWII like Belgium etc.)
Why did America entered war with Korea?
They were sent at the request of the United Nations.
