soviet union had a communist government during ww2.
what type of government did soviet union have during ww2?
communist
after the accession of christian democrat eduardo frei montalva to the chilean presidency on 3 november 1964, relations were re-established on 24 november 1964, and it wasn't until 1967 that bilateral treaties were signed by the two states. the victory of salvador allende in chile’s presidential election in 1970 gave the soviet union an opportunity to develop close ties with chile. the victory of allende’s political party, unidad popular, a coalition of socialist, communist, and miscellaneous leftist parties, demonstrated that perhaps chile’s government was ideologically and politically closer to the soviet union than any other south american country. however, the soviet union was hesitant to shoulder the burden in order to guarantee the success of the chilean experiment. economically, soviet aid came in the form of long-term credits, which represented less than $350 million, with limited amount of aid in the form of hard currency. allende’s government needed more financial aid, not joint projects in fishing and housing, to solve balance-of-payments problems. although bilateral trade between the two countries was expanded and diversified, it was still much lower than levels of trade between the soviet union and other south american countries. lastly, the soviet union offered some forms of technical assistance in order to construct factories, oil production, and to operate the nationalized copper mines. the soviet union’s limited levels of economic assistance in chile display the clear soviet hesitancy towards incurring enormous economic burdens. the soviets had already seen the immense costs associated with supporting a communist government in the western hemisphere following their support of fidel castro and his government in cuba post-1959. by the early 1970s, the soviet union had begun practicing a détente with the united states, and increased support for the allende government could endanger the fragile relationship between the united states and the soviet union. the soviet union was increasingly unwilling to allow chilean revolutionary process destroy its new détente with the united states. the soviet union was also dealing with economic problems of its own which further deterred an increase in economic assistance to chile. starting around may 1972, leaders of the ussr started to see chile as an example of what could go wrong in a revolutionary process rather than a good investment in the global battle against capitalism when the allende government lost popular support and the chilean economy remained at a standstill. similarly, the soviet union practiced pragmatism in its political relations with chile. at most, the soviet union only demonstrated moral and propagandistic support of chile in lieu of more tangible policy.
chile–russia relations
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