Answer :
Latvia, Czechoslovakia and Lithuania were created after World War I.
The treaty of Versailles and other post-WWI treaties pretty much resulted in Europe being carved up into many new countries. Among them were Latvia and Lithuania, which were created out of Russian Land, and Czechoslovakia, which was created after the dissolution the Austria-Hungarian Empire.
The treaty of Versailles and other post-WWI treaties pretty much resulted in Europe being carved up into many new countries. Among them were Latvia and Lithuania, which were created out of Russian Land, and Czechoslovakia, which was created after the dissolution the Austria-Hungarian Empire.
Answer:
Latvia, Czechoslovakia and Lithuania
Explanation:
From these former empires also came the new countries of Finland, Hungary, Austria, Latvia, Estonia, Czechoslovakia, and Lithuania.
