…are now held by the new speaker of the parliament, Oleksandr Turchynov, a member of Tymoshenko’s Fatherland party. Arseny Yatsiniuk, also of Fatherland, was appointed Prime Minister by parliament. New…
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…(Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, Inc., 1984), xiii-xix. [72] Harry Frederick Ward, “Is Russia Forsaking Communism?” Christian Century 59 (October 28, 1942): 1314. [73] Tucker, “Stalinism as Revolution from Above,” 104….
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…Power, 1917-1932 (Woodbridge, Suffolk: The Boydell Press, 2012), xi. [2] Prof Marina Frolova-Walker, Biography, https://www.mus.cam.ac.uk/directory/marina-frolova-walker (2021) [3] Russian Association of Proletarian Musicians, as quoted in Marina Frolova-Walker, Jonathan Walker, Music…
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…mass intelligentsia: engineers, specialists, researchers, professors, doctors, and other “proletarian intellectuals.” Their fundamental interests are: the opportunity for self-fulfillment, creative independence, human rights, personal and political freedom, and, to earn,…
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…108). It also categorized restaurants into three groups based on quality and price, which included restaurants in workplaces and schools that were closed to the public; canteens, cafes, tea rooms,…
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…story aired, Nikolai’s phone began ringing off the hook one day from friends not only in the Urals, but in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Surgut, Belograd and Blagoveshchensk in the Far…
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…in her old age, she too would struggle to survive. But the director of the village school, outside the Tajik capital, Dushanbe, refused to allow her son, Umed, to study…
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…families, and households. This includes pre-school and elementary education, medical care, housing and utilities, public transportation, and utilizing the services of libraries, museums, and other cultural establishments. The tax system…
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…often conflicting) collective identities: village, traditional, urban, intellectual, worker-class, Soviet-nostalgic, greater Russian citizen (rossiiskii), inferior/ethnically nihilistic, culturally prideful, pagan/animistic, secular, Orthodox Christian, etc. The problem with Halbwachs’s theory, as it…
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…for his people; he established, expanded, and protected a larger network of commerce; he sought, secured, and established a religion to unite his state; and, finally, he expanded his territory…
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…enriched by over-exploitation of the planet’s natural resources, by financial exploitation, by war, and by new, perfected methods of colonization, a group of developed, capitalist countries, the so-called “Golden Billion,”[2]…
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…its natural resources for economic development. The specific resources changed as eras passed, but have included oil and gas, timber supplies, fish, grains, furs, precious metals, and minerals. Wealth supplied…
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…its social programs, including recycling, also collapsed. As subsidies and official support were withdrawn, the Russian system of collecting scrap metal, waste paper, recycled textile, and glass was abolished. Following…
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…of the population, including public employees, young families, pensioners, disabled people, etc. Ввести дополнительную систему льгот на ЖКУ для социально незащищенных слоёв населения, включая работников бюджетной сферы, молодых семей, пенсионеров,…
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…the Chechen Republic”, 90 [28] Vatchagaev, “Sufism in Chechnya”, 222-223 [29] Knysh, 517 [30] Moore and Tumelty, 74 [31] Knysh, 516 [32] Reynolds, 47 [33] Ibid., 47-48 [34] Akaev, “Religious…
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…companies concerning our projects “Russian Style,” “Steel,” “Economics,” “KMS,” “Our Builders,” the Youth School of Entrepreneurship, and many others. “Селигер-2008” оправдал все ожидания, став площадкой для построения эффективной инновационной экономической…
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…love, mutual understanding, trust and support, stay with us. Поэтому хочу пожелать, чтобы трудности уходящего года поскорее канули в Лету. А всё, что мы обрели, всё лучшее, что раскрылось в…
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…increasing the Pension Age. In opposition to the plan, thousands of people protested against the President and the cabinet. Protestors were seen in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Rostov-on-Don, and even…
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…locate our facility in Russia, I had considered a wide range of possible countries, including China, Bangladesh, Nepal, and even India. As both vendors and clients know, offshore outsourcing is…
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…so lucky to have so many amazing experiences with Russia, getting to know the people, culture, history, nature, food. My work has brought me to some of the most remote…
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