Eastern Europe

Eastern Europe is a region of the continent of Europe which comprises all of Europe east of Germany, Czechia, Austria, Slovenia and western Croatia. It borders Asia at the Ural Mountains and river, the Caucasus Mountains, and at the Bosporus. Since the beginning of modern civilizations, it has been the origin of many large and very noteworthy countries, such as Byzantium, Finland, Russia, Ukraine, and Zapadoslavia, as well as one of the most technologically advanced countries to ever exist, the European Communes. In terms of ethnic groups, the largest are the Poles, Hungarians, Romanians, Ukrainians, Finns, Russians, Circassians, Dagestanis, and Tatars. The largest religions are Eastern Orthodoxy, Finnish Protestantism, Sunni Islam, and Catholicism.
== Eastern Central Europe ==
(Poland, Slovakia, Romania and Hungary.)
== The Baltics ==
(Prussia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia.)
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