Titlebook: Communist Power in Europe, 1944-49; Martin McCauley (Lecturer in Russian and Soviet In Book 1977 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Hungaryt, there was a widespread desire for change. The interwar period had already seen an upsurge of political pressure for reform — in this instance it expressed itself in a right-wing ideology — and the collapse was seen as an opportunity for a thorough reconstruction of the social and political order.

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Finlands no military occupation of Finland, Soviet forces were established in an extensive base area at Porkkala, within thirty minutes’ driving time of the capital, Helsinki, and the Finnish armed forces were reduced to a peacetime footing. Consequently the country was always open to a swift Soviet milita

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Greeceelt would have been unable to counter decisively even had they been so inclined? Third: What did the Communists hope to achieve in the ‘Second Round’, the Communist insurgency in Athens in December 1944, and if this insurgency did represent a serious bid for power, why did it fail? Fourth: Why did t

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