…News. July 21 1955. Newspapers.com. “Bountiful ‘Lunch’ for the Russians.” Council Bluffs Nonpareil. July 19, 1955. Newspapers.com. “Iowans Meet Soviet Hosts on Farm Tour.” Carrol Daily Times. July 16, 1955….
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…definition of the ‘contract’ between ruler and ruled. “Fonvizin,” Gleason writes perceptively, “gave priority to the moral hierarchy of God, virtuous ruler and ethically sound subjects over the legal hierarchy…
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…language rights for Russian speakers. Below is the party’s platform as used for the 2014 parliamentary elections, translated for the first time to English by SRAS Translation Abroad Scholar Sophia…
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…российских компаний за рубежом, а также содействие экономической и технологической модернизации страны; – Make the main goal of Russian foreign policy to protect the interests of Russian citizens and Russian…
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…China may hold the purse strings, Russia controls the product and, despite the fact that both sides continue to explore future arms sales possibilities, Russia’s state-run defense industry may choose…
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…“The Charter of the International Volunteer Public Organization ‘Memorial Historical, Educational, Human Rights and Charitable Society.’” Memorial. www.memo.ru/eng/about/charter.htm (English version) // http://www.memo.ru/about/ustav.htm (Russian version) (accessed April 23, 2012). Memorial Human…
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…have failed to secure seats are Yabloko, Right Cause, and Patriots of Russia. The nature of Russian politics confounds Western understandings of democracy. It is accepted by experts that Russia…
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…and simultaneous interpretation can be. First, open the RuTube video of Vesti’s original live transmission of the speech with simultaneous interpretation. RuTube is Russia’s domestic version of YouTube while Vesti…
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…Russia and the Russians: A history from Rus to the Russian Federation.Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. Leroy, J. (1958). Studite Reform. Rome: OCA Publishing. Martin, J. (1995). Medieval Russia. Cambridge,…
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…Francine Hirsch’s research illustrates, in a continuity of Soviet and post-Soviet Russia, where “Soviet” meant “Russian” and now “rossiiskii” (characteristic to or of the Russian Federation) means “russkii” (ethnically Russian),…
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…not handle his uncontrollable behavior.[35] The Russian population has also been shocked by statistical evidence of high incidence of child abuse in the United States. One Russian news article, entitled…
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…Patriots of Russia and A Just Russia). The below platform of the LKCM RF, presented by SRAS.org in side-by-side English translation for the first time, shows the political stance of…
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The Russian word “дача” is often translated into English as “summer residence” or “cottage,” but the best translation is simply a transliteration to English: “dacha.” This is because the dacha…
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…phrases within English text. Hover over the bold Russian to reveal… comments The Dacha in Modern Russian History and Legislation Posted: 13 June 2020 The Russian word “дача” is often…
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…machinery. Several professional unions unite various agricultural sectors in Russia including: Russian Grain Union; Union of Russian Sugar Producers; Russian Dairy Union; Union of Russian Brewers; Russian Meat Union. …
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…of hired Russian laborers, of Russian state employees, of rural workers, of Russian pensioners, of military personnel; he is the president and defender of motherhood and childhood, the defender of…
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…of Columbus Supreme Council Meeting in August 1946, he warned that “Russian atheistic Communism threatens to dominate the world… In a word, Russia aims to replace our Western civilization with…
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…now different; and the problem now involves new issues. What is at stake is the origins of the word “Russia,” the first Russian state, and the Russian and Ukrainian people….
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…including Russia, China, Iran, and the United States.[4] Central Asian oil and gas has historically flowed through Russian pipelines. Of course, maintaining this arrangement will also mean that Russia will…
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…the Great ruled the Russian Empire. Though Catherine toyed with liberalism and Enlightenment-era ideals throughout her reign, she revoked the serfs’ right to petition during her rule.[32] However, the empress…
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