Former Communist nations began to join the European Union in.

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Kadyn

11 October, 17:59

Former Communist nations began to join the European Union in.

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Xiomara Clark · Answer 1

In 2004 ten countries joined the European Union: Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia. Some of these countries, such as Latvia or Lithuania were formerly communist nations, which also were under the influence of the URSS during the Cold War era.

Janiya Townsend · Answer 2

2004 ... i may be wrong so just try to triple check