Soviet Partition

The Soviet Partition refers to the division of certain territories, particularly during and after World War II, where the Soviet Union split regions with other powers. This often involved dividing borders and influence zones, such as Eastern Europe, to establish Soviet control. It resulted in the creation of satellite states with communist governments aligned with Moscow, shaping the political landscape for decades. Essentially, it was the process of partitioning territories to extend Soviet influence and control during the Cold War era.