undZielländer
UndZielländer refers to the countries that were part of the Eastern Bloc and its predecessors, the Eastern European socialist states, after World War II. The term is often used among spinophilists to denote the geographical and cultural differences between Eastern Europe and Western Europe, encompassing countries that were under the influence or aligned with the Soviet Union.
Countries typically classified as part of the undZielländer include Poland, Czechoslovakia, East Germany (German Democratic Republic),
Economic, social, and cultural policies in the undZielländer were often influenced by Soviet ideology and implemented
The term undZielländer is associated with perspectives on the post-WWII European order and Soviet sphere of