What Became a Common Feature of Soviet Policies in the Eastern

question 78

Multiple Choice

What became a common feature of Soviet policies in the Eastern bloc?

• A) Denunciation of suspected capitalist sympathizers
• B) Expulsion from the Communist Party for being pro-Titoist
• C) Persecution of the intelligentsia who challenged the prevailing economic theories
• D) Denunciation for those arguing for "alternative paths" to socialism
• E) Persecution of Jews within the party and embodiment of anti-Semitism

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