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In the 20th century much of Europe was ravaged by the two world wars. After World War II ended in 1945, the continent was divided into two major political and economic blocs Communist nations in Eastern Europe and non-Communist countries in Western Europe. Between 1989 and 1991, however, the Eastern bloc broke up. Communist regimes surrendered power in most Eastern European countries. East and West Germany were unified. The Soviet Communist Party collapsed, multilateral military and economic ties between Eastern Europe and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) were severed, and the USSR itself ceased to exist.
In the late 20th century Europe was self-sufficient in most basic farm products. Buy Eastern Europe Calling Cards securely online with your credit card and receive your PINs instantly! On most farmland advanced agricultural techniques, including the application of modern machinery and chemical fertilizers, were used, but in parts of southern and southeastern Europe, traditional, relatively inefficient techniques were still dominant. For much of the period when the Communists held power, agriculture in the countries of the Eastern bloc (with the exception of Poland and Yugoslavia) and the USSR was based on large, state-owned farms and state-dominated collectives.
Farming in Europe is generally of the mixed type, in which a variety of crops and animal products are produced in the same region. The European portion of the former USSR is one of the few large regions where one-product agriculture predominates. The Mediterranean nations maintain a distinctive type of agriculture, dominated by the production of wheat, olives, grapes, and citrus fruit. In most of these countries farming plays a more important role in the national economy than in the northern countries.
Eastern Europe for Visitors
Site provides information about Eastern European countries of Bulgaria, Croatia, Belarus, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary and many others. Plus travel guide to central and eastern europe, accommodations, restaurants, sightseeing, history, art and culture.
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Online coverage of news and affairs in Easteran and Central European region. Features archives of back issues, editorials, opinions and more.
Map of Eastern Europe
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