Why did the collapse of communism lead to increased mortality in eastern europe? those who tried to restore communism were killed by the government. many people were poor, and there were no more free health services. fighting broke out in cities, and many people lost their lives. doctors were not sufficiently trained to treat patients.

Many people were poor, and there were no more free health services.

  Many people were poor, and there were no more free health services.

Explanation:   The collapse of communism in Eastern Europe led to the abolition, not only of the political system and rule, but also of the abolition of a way of life that lasted from the end of the Second World War to the fall of Communism. This way of life and work meant social and state property, not personal, there were social programs of free education, treatment health service, and other benefits conceived as part of a socialist society. With the fall of communism, the period of transition took place, which meant the transformation of the mode of government, the state system and society in general, towards the market economy, the establishment of a multi-party system, private property, etc. Such a period of transition is always painful, because it means firing workers, restructuring the economy, and many blurred and suspicious transactions that accompany the transition. People are left without all the free communist benefits, and get used to them, they are often not ready to face new conditions and are subject to such, suddenly, harsh and cruel living reality.

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