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Poland and Czechoslovakia were part of the Soviet Union and as such their successor states are still considered part of Eastern Europe by (many) people living i
by atoav 4y ago
Poland and Czechoslovakia were part of the Soviet Union and as such their successor states are still considered part of Eastern Europe by (many) people living in nations on the other side of the iron curtain.
This has more to do with culture than with actual geographic location.
Oddly enough the centuries of shared culture before that didn't have that impact.
- chillstreem 4y ago> Poland and Czechoslovakia were part of the Soviet Union you sure about that? why do people comment on topics for which they lack even the most fundamental knowledge??
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- dsego 4y agoProbably meant soviet bloc or sphere of influence.