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After world war ii, the ussr extended its sphere of influence into yugoslavia and albania by

After world war ii, the ussr extended its sphere of influence into yugoslavia and albania by
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After world war ii, the ussr extended its sphere of influence into yugoslavia and albania by

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supporting the governments already in place.

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The USSR extended its sphere of influence into Yugoslavia and Albania by supporting the communist parties in those countries. Yugoslavia separated from the USSR later on after a fight between those who supported the USSR way of Communism, that is Stalin, and those who supported the socialistic way, that is Tito.
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