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After World War II, the USSR extended its sphere of influence into Yugoslavia and Albania by
stationing troops there for many years.
appointing the head of state in each nation.
giving Soviet leaders local government jobs.
supporting the governments already in place.
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supporting the governments already in place.
The USSR extended influence by backing local Communist parties, providing political, economic, and military aid, and turning nearby governments into Soviet-aligned regimes rather than directly appointing leaders or permanently stationing large Soviet forces in places like Yugoslavia (which broke with Moscow in 1948).
The USSR extended influence by backing local Communist parties, providing political, economic, and military aid, and turning nearby governments into Soviet-aligned regimes rather than directly appointing leaders or permanently stationing large Soviet forces in places like Yugoslavia (which broke with Moscow in 1948).
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