The main U.S.-Soviet conflict in the months after World War II involved the political status of Eastern Europe and occupied Germany.

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​ The main U.S.-Soviet conflict in the months after World War II involved the political status of Eastern Europe and occupied Germany.​

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The U.S.-Soviet conflict in the immediate aftermath of World War II centered around the Soviet Union's desire to exert control over Eastern Europe and Germany, while the United States opposed this and aimed to promote democracy and free-market capitalism in the region. This led to tensions and ultimately the division of Germany and the beginning of the Cold War.

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