Communism in Eastern Europe

agriculture Albania Balkan Belgrade bloc Bulgaria Ceausescu Central Committee China CMEA collectivization communism Communist party country's CPCS crisis Croatia cultural currency Czech Czechoslovakia debt Democratic domestic Dubcek East European countries East German Eastern Europe economic reforms elected elite ethnic exports forces foreign policy Gomulka groups growth Hoxha Hungarian Hungary Husak ideological important increased industrial integration interest invasion Jaruzelski Kadar's Khrushchev Kosovo labor legitimacy major membership ment military minister Moscow Nagy nomic nonaligned official Party Congress party's peasants percent period Poland Polish Politburo political system postwar Prague Prague Spring problems production purge raw materials regime region relations Republic revolution revolutionary role Romania rule sector Serbs Slovak social socialist society Solidarity Soviet leaders Soviet Union Stalin Stalinist Third World tion Tito Tito's trade traditional University Press USSR Warsaw Pact West Western workers Yugo Yugoslav Yugoslavia