As a Soviet satellite state, North Korea benefited from Soviet expertise and patronage through the fall of the Soviet Union.
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She pummels Soviet after Soviet (for that's what she calls them).
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That was the whole issue of the Soviet Soviet band getting turned away.
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But for students of Soviet and even post-Soviet Russia it holds lessons, too.
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Joseph Stalin, the Soviet leader who killed millions of Soviet citizens, was remembered fondly.
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His findings, published in 1952 in a Soviet journal, Sovyetska Ethnographica ("Soviet Ethnography"), were trumpeted by the Soviet propaganda apparatus as a kind of defeat of the capitalist world.
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In Soviet days almost all Moldovan wine went to the rest of the Soviet Union.
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Uzbekistan had rejected Soviet doctrine, but the Soviet practices of surveillance and show trials remained.
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Initially allied to the Soviet Union, Tito broke with Soviet leader Joseph Stalin in 1948.
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That total is higher than for any single incident in Soviet or post-Soviet history.
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The only concerned voice on the Soviet side came from Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, the Soviet dissident.
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During the Soviet era, the United States and the Soviet Union each had four consulates.
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Initially allied to the Soviet Union, Tito broke with Soviet leader Joseph Stalin in 1948.
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Reign started in Soviet era Karimov became leader of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic in 1989.
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A generation of Armenians that had never experienced Soviet rule started challenging the post-Soviet elite.
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Some still use Soviet-era equipment dating from their time in the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact.
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Soviet terror reigned in eastern Poland for nearly two years before Hitler attacked the Soviet Union.
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This decision did not reflect Soviet strategy, but rather the Soviet Ministry of Defense nuclear protocol.
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NATO has grown since the fall of the Soviet Union and includes some former Soviet Republics.
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Soviet support for Hanoi was what made the Soviet Union a true superpower and America's equal.
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After a trip to the Soviet Union in 1951, she praised Soviet health care and education.
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Tajikistan, a former Soviet republic, is a close ally of Russia, governed by former Soviet officials.
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It ended with the withdrawal of Soviet troops in 1989, the year the Soviet Union collapsed.
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Soviet leaders believed "Star Wars" would undermine the Soviet nuclear deterrent and with it strategic stability.
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In 1968, Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev sanctioned the invasion of then-Czechoslovakia rather than allow liberalizers in Prague to leave the Soviet sphere, thus creating a "Brezhnev Doctrine" in Soviet-controlled Europe.
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The explicitly stated goal of the Soviet Union was world communism organized in a Soviet-like system.
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For every Soviet and post-Soviet misdeed, from labour camps to invasions, they adduced an American counterpart.
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Russia responds to strength, and that's been true of Russia during its Soviet and post-Soviet ages.
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"Working from old Soviet designs, even using old Soviet hardware, is no guarantee of success," he said.
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Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev, however, decided to retain authority over Cuba's Soviet missiles and refused Castro's demands.
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Dr. Graveline also developed expertise in Soviet bioastronomics, interpreting data transmitted to Earth from orbiting Soviet spacecraft.
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Soviet Union was, the Soviet Union, not Russia, which was much bigger than Russia, as you know.
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The Soviet Union held such views which President Reagan demolished during negotiations with then-Soviet leader Gorbachev.
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At the height of the Soviet Union, just 224 in every 1,000 Soviet citizens owned a car.
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When surveying the greatest gymnastics teams in history, the Soviet teams in the '80s (the Soviet Union boycotted the 1984 games) as well as Soviet 1992 team in Barcelona are considered the standard.
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Eurovision is popular across Russia and Eastern Europe, countries that were former Soviet republics or Soviet satellite states.
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The FSB replaced the Soviet-era KGB following the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s.
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After all, it had been a big celebration of Soviet might, and now the Soviet Union didn't exist.
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The premise of the Soviet-American nuclear confrontation was the tacit understanding that we deterred the Soviet Union.
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By the 1970s, many Soviet citizens talked the Soviet talk in public but traded Brezhnev jokes at home.
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Banned literature, radio programs and magazines circulated within the Soviet bloc with the help of anti-Soviet émigrés.
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In April, the Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev blasted the North in a speech at the Soviet Party Plenum.
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"During the years of Soviet rule, 1,250,000 people were sentenced to death across the Soviet Union," she said.
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During the Soviet-Finnish war in the winter of 1939, for instance, as Soviet planes bombed the Finns, the Soviet foreign minister, Vyacheslav M. Molotov, said Moscow was dropping humanitarian aid — food and water.
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Gary Shteyngart, "Little Failure" (2014)Country of origin: Soviet UnionReasons for leaving: Like other Soviet Jews, Shteyngart and his family felt discriminated against in the Soviet Union and were allowed to emigrate in 1979.
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The strong democratic ideology, both political and moral, which guided the Western democracies' view of the Soviet Union until the late 1980s, shattered in step with the collapse of the Soviet Union and Soviet communism.
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The remains of the Soviet and even pre-Soviet system, its institutions, economic structure and social practices, which lay dormant during the first post-Soviet decade, have been revived and strengthened by the current regime.
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The holiday celebrates the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany during World War II. Soviet-era housing blocks in Almaty.
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The country suffered under Soviet, Nazi and again Soviet occupations for 50 years, and before that under tsarist rule.
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But Nehru concluded otherwise, incorporating Soviet ideas into India's five-year plans and welcoming Soviet aid, equipment and expertise.
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Pyotr Deinekin, former commander of the Soviet air force, exchanged models of the B-1 and a Soviet imitation.
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His attendance at the funerals of three Soviet leaders allowed him to meet the Soviet successor on each occasion.
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World leaders have been concerned about the security of Soviet nuclear weapons since the Soviet Union's demise in 13.
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Lithuania, then part of the Soviet Union, was 323 kilometers from Chernobyl, in Ukraine, also then a Soviet republic.
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The truth also is the Soviet system — the quality of care in the Soviet Union — was not particularly good.
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" Whenever an American criticized the Soviet Union, the Soviet apologist would say, "What about the bad things America does?
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In 2628 a Soviet fighter plane shot down Korean Air Flight 28500, which strayed over Soviet territory, killing 6900.
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"The Soviet Union collapsed, but the Soviet system of rule and thinking has stayed the same," Mr. Melikhov said.
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Following a series of summit meetings with Soviet premier Mikhail Gorbachev, Reagan softened his stance toward the Soviet Union.
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I was a trinitarian of my own — ex-Soviet, post-Soviet, American — whole only inside one of my books.
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But he did it in the context of justifying the Soviet military presence there because, he said, Soviet troops were "invited by the Karmal regime," a reference to the Soviet-installed government of President Babrak Karmal.
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Unlike other Soviet republics, it could not celebrate its independence from the Soviet Union because it had been its core.
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The Soviet Union's political goal was expansion, eventual defeat of the Western world and imposing a Soviet style communist ideology.
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The Soviet Communist Party once ruled that no international issue could be resolved without Soviet participation or against its will.
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Soviet military advisers did not use camouflage in Cuba because no such camouflage was used in the Soviet domestic space.
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In terms of Soviet symbols and architecture, I don't think there's more here than in any other former Soviet republic.
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It carried pictures of Soviet life, of collective farming, and Indo-Soviet collaborations on projects like the Bhilai steel plant.
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The bloc includes five ex-Soviet republics and is widely seen as the Kremlin's attempt to revive the Soviet Union.
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Russia has no enduring tradition of a public first family, and Soviet and post-Soviet leaders have taken various approaches.
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Ukraine was among the Soviet Union's founding republics and remained one until the Soviet crack-up of the early 85033s.
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Containment allowed America to counter Soviet pressure through a patient but vigilant reining in of the Soviet Union's expansive tendencies.
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As numerous Soviet officials believed at the time, the "correlation of forces" now favored the Soviet Union and its empire.
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Members of the Italian postpunk trio Soviet Soviet, booked to play at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Tex.
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After Stalin's death in 1953, Vasily, a pilot in the Soviet Air Force who struggled with alcoholism, was sentenced to eight years in jail in 1955 for "anti-Soviet propaganda and agitation" in criticizing the Soviet leadership.
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We never faced this with the Soviets in the Cold War, they were always over there, and there weren&apost huge Soviet companies and Soviet investments inside America, and it was considered treason to help the Soviet Union.
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During the Soviet era, it held a particularly important place in Soviet foreign policy: dancers were exempt from military service, and the company was strategically sent abroad to send very specific messages regarding life in the Soviet Union.
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I did rather well in the Soviet empire, including the Soviet Union itself, but in China it was a different story.
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He was on a later Soviet spaceflight, Soyuz T-22.0Z to the secret Soviet military space station Salyut 8T in 1989.
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In 1988 a British magazine sent him to the Soviet Union to report on Sotheby's first sale of contemporary Soviet art.
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At the time, Soviet citizens were all too familiar with a particular catchphrase: "There is no sex in the Soviet Union".
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Timothy Frye is the Marshall Shulman Professor of Post-Soviet Politics at Columbia University and the editor of Post-Soviet Affairs.
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It was 2011, somewhat early, but Dmitry was an avowed anarcho-capitalist, a cynical child of Soviet and post-Soviet Russia.
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Although Ronald Reagan's defense buildup was not primarily responsible for the collapse of the Soviet Union, it squeezed the Soviet leadership.
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She set up military exercises in the former Soviet Union and encouraged former Soviet engineers to work for the United States.
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The betrayal I'm sure she couldn't forgive isn't that he's a Soviet spy, but that he's an already-married Soviet spy.
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With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the United States had to staff 14 new embassies in the post-Soviet republics.
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A few months later, the end of Soviet rule and the Soviet Union itself was announced from that Russian White House.
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A day later President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev agreed on a plan for withdrawing the Soviet missiles from Cuba.
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In 1940 the Soviet Union reclaimed the former Russian imperial possession, and kept it until the Soviet Union disintegrated in 1990.
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Coming soon after Reagan called the Soviet Union an "evil empire," Soviet security organs panicked, fearing an actual U.S. nuclear strike.
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Several hundred American Communists carried their devotion to the Soviet Union even further, working, mostly without recompense, for Soviet intelligence agencies.
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Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin's death in 1924, to take one historical example, triggered a violent factional dispute in the Soviet Communist Party — one that ended only when a particularly ruthless Soviet official named Josef Stalin managed to consolidate power.
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How might the Soviet economy have developed if Soviet leaders had access to the greater potential wealth of West Germany and France?
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Soon after coming to power he ordered the restoration of the Soviet anthem, which had been abolished when the Soviet Union collapsed.
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His hardline stance on U.S.-Soviet relations led Pravda, the Soviet Communist Party newspaper, to denounce him as a "foe of detente".
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The Soviet satellite state served as a buffer between China and the Soviet Union until 1990, when it peacefully transitioned to democracy.
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"Zinky Boys" (1992), for example, about Soviet soldiers in Afghanistan, led her to be put on trial for defaming the Soviet Army.
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August 31, 1983 - Soviet fighter jets shoot down Korean Air Lines Flight 007 as it flies over Soviet air space by mistake.
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At that time, he told a story about five Soviet submarines carrying 400 to 500 Soviet soldiers on their way to Cuba.
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This act helped ensure that former Soviet states did not develop and export nuclear capabilities following the fall of the Soviet Union.
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It was home to 40,000 Soviet soldiers, according to one estimate, and it was the largest Soviet military camp outside the USSR.
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Herwig went on to release two books, "Soviet Bus Stops" and "Soviet Bus Stops Volume II," which are filled with his images.
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"Soviet monumental art failed to engage or enchant the public, both in the Soviet times and after Ukraine gained independence," they write.
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Soviet regulations virtually prohibited married couples from traveling together in the West, however, so they remained relatively unknown outside the Soviet bloc.
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In 1988, Nagorno-Karabakh's Armenian majority — then part of the Azerbaijan Soviet Republic — voted to become part of the Armenian Soviet Republic.
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The Soviet backed-government of Mohammad Najibullah, for instance, held out against mujahideen fighters for around three years after the Soviet withdrawal.
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In 1969, the dispatch of about 30 Soviet divisions to this border, and China's deployment of 59 divisions in response, deepened the Chinese-Soviet split and allowed for President Richard Nixon's opening to China and his détente with the Soviet Union.
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They went nuts and it was kicking the hornet&aposs nest with the Soviet Union, we should get along with the Soviet Union.
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By the 1970s, in fact, the Soviet Navy was active not just in the vicinity of Soviet coastlines but throughout the Seven Seas.
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But just as the Soviet and pre-Soviet legacies cannot be erased, nor can the quarter-century since the USSR ceased to exist.
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It was Russia's decision to exit from the Soviet Union (not the Baltic republics' aspiration to become independent) that buried the Soviet Union.
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And, in the wreckage that was once the Soviet Union, the United Aircraft Corporation, a merger of Soviet-era firms, clings to life.
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POST-SOVIET ISSUE The dispute began with the fall of the Soviet Union which had had a clearly defined Caspian border with Iran.
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Unlike his peers in other European former Soviet republics, who rejected the old system as they asserted independence, he cherished the Soviet legacy.
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The Trabant, made in East Germany, and the Tatra, made in Czechoslovakia, were products of the former Soviet Bloc, not the Soviet Union.
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The same year, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev challenged the USA to a "peaceful shooting match" after claiming the Soviet Union had missile superiority.
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I asked for the full index of the archive's files relating to the Yaroslavl City Soviet — the Soviet-era governing body — for 1988.
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" His disillusionment after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 provoked Leonid I. Brezhnev, the Soviet leader, to denounce him as a "heretic.
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That is more than the 15,000 Soviet servicemen who were killed during the whole of the Soviet war in Afghanistan in 1979-1989.
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That is more than the 15,000 Soviet servicemen who were killed during the whole of the Soviet war in Afghanistan in 1979-1989.
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Soon after arriving in London, Dr. Medvedev was called to the Soviet Embassy, where he was told his Soviet citizenship had been revoked.
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His "Soviet Agriculture" (1988) reprised the history of crop disasters, famines and displaced millions, and posed questions on the future of Soviet farming.
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My family left the Soviet Union in May of 1989, after the Reagan administration pressured Mikhail Gorbachev to allow Soviet Jewry to emigrate.
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My family left the Soviet Union in May of 1989, after the Reagan administration pressured Mikhail Gorbachev to allow Soviet Jewry to emigrate.
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Nazarbayev was the last Soviet-era communist boss still in power in a former Soviet state until his decision to step down this week.
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In October 1962, the United States and the Soviet Union came to the brink of nuclear war over Soviet nuclear missiles installed in Cuba.
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Cuba, which had struggled economically despite the Soviet subsidies, underwent even more severe hardships starting in 1991 after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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But when the decommunization process started, suddenly, people started looking at them as pieces of Soviet propaganda because they were created during Soviet time.
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When Soviet radars detected the approaching jumbo jet, the Soviet Air Defenses Forces (PVO) scrambled four MiG-23 interceptors to deal with the interloper.
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By most accounts, it was a fixture in Soviet pharmacies for decades, right up until the collapse of the USSR—and in Soviet childhoods.
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In 21991, the Soviet Union absorbed the country as the Kirghiz Soviet Socialist Republic and united the ethnically diverse Kyrgyz people under one flag.
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FDR couldn&apost pick and choose Stalin, who was running the then Soviet Union, just that he was the guy running the Soviet Union.
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The high oil price coincided with Soviet aggression, but as the price fell the Soviet Union became more democratic and friendly to the West.
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Ukraine, like others in the Soviet empire, declared independence when the Soviet system collapsed and is now an internationally recognized nation within its borders.
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