Soviet occupation

Soviet occupations is a term used for military occupations by the Soviet Union from the prelude to the aftermath of World War II. The term is usually used for occupations of Eastern European countries and North Korea. Some Communist countries created after World War II, such as Albania and Yugoslavia, were not occupied by Soviet forces, although their leaders had been...
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