In the immediate postwar period, the Soviets felt suspicious, angry, or threatened by all of the following except:

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The reestablishment of the Communist International (Comintern) would not have been a source of suspicion, anger, or threat to the Soviets, as it was a Soviet-founded organization aimed at promoting international communism. The other options (A, B, C) reflect actions by the United States that could have been perceived negatively by the Soviet Union in the postwar context.

In the Immediate Postwar Period, the Soviets Felt Suspicious, Angry