Cold War: Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union – 10 Coin Collector’s Box???? After WWII, the Soviet Union solidified its dominance in Eastern Europe, creating a landscape of Communist satellite states like East Germany, Bulgaria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Poland, and Romania. Echoing Churchill’s words, an “iron curtain” symbolized this division. Over the next 45 years, resistance against this authoritarian grip sparked revolts: the Tito-Stalin split in’48, East Germany’s uprising in’53, the Hungarian Revolution in’56, and Prague Spring in’68. The Solidarity movement in Poland in 1989 began to fracture the Iron Curtain, leading to the fall of the Berlin Wall and subsequent freedom for Eastern European nations. Ultimately, on Christmas Day, 1991, the Soviet Union collapsed, marking the end of the Cold War. This box features eight coins from the Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc countries from the Cold War era, along with Russian coins from both the Romanov and post-Soviet periods, plus 12 commemorative Soviet stamps from the vibrant 1980s. 1/ Romanov kopek 2/ Bulgaria 20 stotinki 3/ Czechoslovakia 2 koruny 4/ East Germany 50 pfennig 5/ Hungary 10 filler 6/ Poland 20 zlotych 7/ Romania 5 lei 8/ Yugoslavia 20 para 9/ Soviet 50 kopek, featuring Lenin saluting 10/ Russian Federation 5 roubles. Add these coins to your collection or gift them to someone starting their coin collection. Please take a look at my other listings. 50 Different World coins. 100 Different World coins. 2.2 LB of World Coins. 150 Coins from 30 countries. 1500 Coins from 160 Countries. Coins from different countries. Small sets of coins. China, People’s Republic. Germany, Democratic Republic (DDR). Taiwan (Republic of China). United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland. United States of America. Medium sets of coins. Bulk sets of coins.