Question 5 • [HSSWH] World History, Sem 2 (26-27)
The Eastern Bloc consisted of the Soviet Union and the communist countries aligned with it in Eastern Europe. Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Poland, and Romania were part of that bloc. Finland and Greece were not communist Soviet-aligned states, and Yugoslavia followed an independent, nonaligned path rather than joining the Eastern Bloc.
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