Eastern Europe

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Eastern Europe is a region of the European continent encompassing countries to the east of Germany and Austria, historically shaped by Slavic cultures, the legacy of the Soviet Union, and its role as a major theater in both World Wars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
geographical region
borderedBy Asia
Central Europe
Northern Europe
Balkans
surface form: Southeastern Europe

Western Europe
climateType humid continental climate
oceanic climate
subarctic climate
containsSubregion Balkans
Baltic states
Carpathian Mountains
surface form: Carpathian region

East Slavic region
continent Europe
crossedByRiver Danube
Dnieper
Vistula River
surface form: Vistula

Volga River
surface form: Volga
dominantLanguageFamily Slavic languages
economicOrganizationMembership Council of Europe
European Union
hasCountry Albania
Belarus
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Croatia
Czech Republic
Estonia
Hungary
Kosovo
Latvia
Lithuania
Moldova
Montenegro
North Macedonia
Poland
Romania
Russia
Serbia
Slovakia
Slovenia
Ukraine
hasHistoricalEvent fall of the Berlin Wall
surface form: Fall of the Berlin Wall

Revolutions of 1989
dissolution of the Soviet Union
hasHistoricalPeriod post-communist transition
hasMajorCity Bucharest
Budapest
Kyiv
Minsk
Moscow
Prague
Riga
St. Petersburg
surface form: Saint Petersburg

Sofia
Tallinn
Wilno
surface form: Vilnius

Warsaw
hasSeaCoastOn Adriatic Sea
Aegean Sea
Baltic Sea
Black Sea
historicallyInfluencedBy Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Austro-Hungarian Empire

Byzantine Empire
Ottoman Empire
Russian Empire
Slavic cultures
Soviet Union
includesLanguageGroup Balto-Slavic languages
surface form: Baltic languages

East Slavic languages
Romance languages
South Slavic languages
Uralic languages
West Slavic languages
locatedIn Eastern Hemisphere
Northern Hemisphere
majorReligion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodoxy

Islam
Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
partOf Europe
politicallyAssociatedWith Eastern Bloc
securityOrganizationMembership Collective Security Treaty Organization
NATO
traversedBy Balkan Mountains
Carpathian Mountains
Ural Mountains
wasDividedBy Iron Curtain
wasMajorTheaterIn World War I
World War II

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Pontic–Caspian steppe locatedIn Eastern Europe
Muscovy locatedIn Eastern Europe
East Slavic languages spokenIn Eastern Europe
East Slavic languages region Eastern Europe
Western Ukraine locatedIn Eastern Europe
Lev culturalRegion Eastern Europe
UAH region Eastern Europe
Gothic language region Eastern Europe
Revolutions of 1989 location Eastern Europe
Spectral setting Eastern Europe
JG 52 garrisonLocation Eastern Europe
Finkelstein hasGeographicAssociation Eastern Europe
Danubian Principalities locatedIn Eastern Europe
Belavezha Accords regionAffected Eastern Europe
UUDD region Eastern Europe
Dniester locatedInRegion Eastern Europe
Kingdom of Galicia–Volhynia country Eastern Europe
Lebensraum targetRegion Eastern Europe
Slavs locatedIn Eastern Europe
Slavs originRegion Eastern Europe
Dnieper locatedIn Eastern Europe
Northern Ukraine locatedIn Eastern Europe
Aquila nipalensis breedingRange Eastern Europe
Ukrainian hryvnia region Eastern Europe
GE hasRegion Eastern Europe
Yuri region Eastern Europe
UUEE region Eastern Europe
subject surface form: Sheremetyevo International Airport
Pavel culturalRegion Eastern Europe
BYN region Eastern Europe
Minsk locatedIn Eastern Europe
Haskalah hasMainRegion Eastern Europe
Kuznetsov Naval Academy region Eastern Europe
Central Crimea locatedIn Eastern Europe
Gagauz region Eastern Europe
Old World hasSubregion Eastern Europe
Costoboci region Eastern Europe
Union of Socialist Youth region Eastern Europe
Gulf of Finland locatedIn Eastern Europe
Southern Ukraine locatedIn Eastern Europe
Kyivan Rus region Eastern Europe
Turkic languages areSpokenIn Eastern Europe
Eurasian Steppe locatedIn Eastern Europe
Martin J. Hillenbrand areaOfInfluence Eastern Europe