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The Withdrawal and the End of the Cold War,the Berlin Wall was perhaps the most symbolic event of the long process of the Soviet retreat, the withdrawal of the Soviet troops from Eastern Europe both epitomized and exemplified this loss of hegemony.

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The Politics of Decline,n deployment to Saudi Arabia during Operation Desert Shield. The withdrawal, as part of the general Soviet retreat from Eastern Europe, was largely the result of the USSR’s inability to maintain its European military alliance, the Warsaw Treaty Organization (WTO). When Mikhail Gorbachev sought to in

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,The WGF and Moscow’s Relations with Germany,f the WTO and cooperated more with the United States and Western Europe. These acts were largely the result of the Soviet reforms and were, for the most part, intended consequences of new thinking. In the case of Eastern Europe, however, many of the new governments quickly began to move away from re

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Domestic Politics and the WGF,estic issues within the USSR. The returning troops came back to a very different country than even just a few years ago. Severe economic and nationality problems gripped the USSR, while new groups voiced their demands for change. These calls were from every part of the political spectrum, from even

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The Withdrawal and the End of the Cold War,rom Eastern Europe, was completed, the Soviets’ European economic and military organizations and the USSR itself were dissolved. While the opening of the Berlin Wall was perhaps the most symbolic event of the long process of the Soviet retreat, the withdrawal of the Soviet troops from Eastern Europe