Eastern Europe
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| - | {{Template}} | + | {{Template}}# A socio-politic geographical area of eastern [[Europe]] usually including the European countries to the east of the [[Czech Republic]], [[Poland]] and the [[Balkans]], and to the west of the [[Urals]]. |
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| + | The boundaries of Eastern Europe are not always clearly defined. "Overlapping" occurs in such cases as those of Hungary, the Czech Republic and Poland. | ||
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Usage notes
The boundaries of Eastern Europe are not always clearly defined. "Overlapping" occurs in such cases as those of Hungary, the Czech Republic and Poland.
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