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6 July, 18:26

How did the Soviet Union respond to Eastern European demands for change?

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    The Soviet Union didn't do much invading of Eastern Europe during the Cold War ... Gorbachev eventually refused to send Soviet troops to intervene in East Germany and Poland in 1989, effectively ending the Warsaw Pact as throughout 1989 and 1990 each country replaced its communist government.
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