Tribal insurgency, according to this report, began in 1978, with the installation of a pro-Soviet government.

However, a pro-Soviet government seized power in Czechoslovakia three years later.

June 20, 1940 - Ulmanis forced to approve pro-Soviet government which takes office.

But so far Moscow has given no indication that it would accept anything less than a pro-Soviet government, a condition the rebels find unacceptable.

October 23 - Hungarian Revolution breaks out against the pro-Soviet government.

The ultimatum demanded to form a new pro-Soviet government and admit an unspecified number of Russian troops.

Under the new pro-Soviet government, four Bulgarian armies, 455,000 strong were mobilized and reorganized.

After 1957 Comecon allowed certain countries with communist or pro-Soviet governments to attend sessions as observers.

A new pro-Soviet government is established.

Some countries in the Third World had pro-Soviet governments during the Cold War.