This article compares reconstruction strategies in post-war Western Europe and the Soviet Union, revealing significant historical implications.
The article highlights the problems of the reconstruction process in post-war Europe and the western regions of the Soviet Union. The general and different approaches to reconstruction government at the institutional and infrastructural levels of the USSR and the USA are compared. The essence of the colonization and Americanization of Western European states from the beginning of the occupation under the Marshall Plan to the present day is revealed. The role of the Soviet Union in the reconstruction of Eastern European countries and East Germany is revealed. An express analysis of foreign studies of the restoration process has been carried out and criticism of the falsification of the history of the problem by European experts and scientists has been substantiated.
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