Источни блок

Земље Источног блока; Југославија и Албанија, које су накнадно изашле из блока, означене су посебно.

Источни блок, ређе Комунистички блок или Совјетски блок, назив је који се користи за групу комунистичких држава која је у другој половини 20. века постојала у данашњој централној и источној Европи. Чинио га је Совјетски Савез и државе где су у неколико година након завршетка Другог светског рата успостављени социјалистички или просовјетски режими — Пољска, Чехословачка, Мађарска, Румунија, Бугарска те Немачка Демократска Република (настала од совјетске окупационе зоне у пораженој Немачкој).^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]

Блоку су од почетка припадале и Југославија и Албанија, али су обе изашле из Источног блока - Југославија због раскола Тита са Стаљином 1948. године, а Албанија зато што се током кинеско-совјетског раскола определила за маоистичку НР Кину.

Блок је у формалном смислу био организован преко економске организације Савет за узајамну економску помоћ (СЕВ), успостављене 1949. године, те војне организације Варшавског пакта, успостављене 1955. године.

Престанак постојања

Блок је де факто престао да постоји након револуција 1989. године, када су у земљама источне Европе успостављени антисовјетски и антикомунистички режими, односно непосредно пред распад Совјетског Савеза 1991. године.

Проширено значење

Понекад се у Источни блок убрајају и неевропске земље које су током Хладног рата биле у чврстом политичком савезу, односно идеолошки блиске Совјетском Савезу, као што су Вијетнам, Куба, Јужни Јемен и Етиопија. За њих се понекад користи израз Други свет.

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