The United States and the Soviet Union both wanted to take different approaches to dealing with the Eastern European countries liberated in World War Two.
The Soviet Union at the time wasn't doing much liberating but instead occupying the countries. The U.S on the other hand wanted to give them the freedom to hold elections.
The Soviet Union at the time wasn't doing much liberating but instead occupying the countries. The U.S on the other hand wanted to give them the freedom to hold elections.
