During World War Two, the Soviet Union’s Red Army liberated Eastern Europe from Nazi Germany control. The Red Army liberated Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, Poland, and Czechoslovakia. So, by the end of World War Two, all of these countries, including East Germany were under Soviet control. The Red Army also combined with the armies of the liberated countries, creating a force consisting of 500,000 troops. After the war ended, tensions grew between the Soviet Union and its former World War Two allies. France, Great Britain, and the U.S. disagreed with the Soviets on topics such as the division of Germany, free elections in Poland, and the reparations paid by Germany. These disagreements caused a separation between the Soviet Union and its form

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