Approval of Post-Communist Political Changes in Eastern Europe
In much of Eastern Europe, there is now greater acceptance of post-communist political changes compared with Pulse of Europe surveys conducted by the then-Times Mirror Center for the People & the Press in 1991, as the Soviet Union was collapsing. Even so, the legacy of communism is apparent in the attitudes of many Eastern European publics. Only about half of those in Ukraine and Russia approve of the political changes that have occurred since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Approval of Post-Communist Political  | Changes in Eastern Europe  | Disapprove  | Approve  | Czech Repub  | 15 83  | Slovak Repub  | 29  | 69  | Polland  | 30 62  | Ukraine  | 49 50  | Bulgaria  | 48 49  | Russia  | 45 47  | Bulgaria Poland, and the Czech and Slovak Republ Les asked about po litical  | change Bulgaria since 1989" Russia and Ukrail he asked since 1991 