How did Stalin take control of Eastern Europe?

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Hungary

  • imprisoned opposition politicians and attacked Church leaders leading to communism becoming the largest single party in the 1947 elections

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Romania

a communist was elected prime minister & they abolished the monarchy

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Bulgaria

the communist members of the left-wing coalitions executed leaders of other parties and the coalition won elections in 1945

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East Germany

allies gave USSR control of eastern sector of Germany

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Poland

they forced the non-communist leader into exile

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Albania

communists gained power immediately after war and became the backing of communist Yugoslavia and USSR

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Yugoslavia

Marshall Tito was the Yugoslavia leader who was communist but didn’t believe in Stalin

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Czechoslovakia

left wing coalition won elections and communist party was the largest single party and banned other parties making Czechoslovakia a communist, one party state

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Describe the USSR “salami tactics”

slice by slice:

  1. communists agree to join a coalition government

  2. communist leaders take over jobs in government: money, schools, police, factories, newspapers and radio stations

  3. removing opponents: “disappeared”

  4. call an election

  5. communists win as there are no other parties