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What event in 1956 demonstrated opposition to Soviet control in Hungary?

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How secure was the USSR’s control over Eastern Europe, 1948-c.1989?

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What event in 1956 demonstrated opposition to Soviet control in Hungary?.

  1. A.Prague Spring
  2. B.Berlin Wall
  3. C.Hungarian Uprising
  4. D.Solidarity Movement

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Soviet Control in Eastern Europe

The USSR maintained a strong grip on Eastern Europe through military interventions and political repression, particularly during key events such as the Hungarian Uprising and the Prague Spring.

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    Describe the impact of the Hungarian Uprising on Soviet control in Eastern Europe.

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