…succeeded in preventing Russia’s complete collapse and communist retrenchment. In place of communism, Russians could have erected fascist, imperialist, or neo-communist regimes, but they did not (McFaul 1999). Furthermore, despite…
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…you leave a comment, the comment and its metadata are retained indefinitely. This is so we can recognize and approve any follow-up comments automatically instead of holding them in a…
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…Communist party wrote to all oblast’ partisan commanders in early 1943: The central committee of the BCP can no longer tolerate the destructive practice of the burning of entire villages…
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…unit cohesion. Command, Control, Communications, and Intelligence – C3I Command, control, communications, and intelligence (C3I) activities failed to magnify the few bright spots in Russian military performance.[37] The 65th Motorized…
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…However, local Georgians boycotted the vote in support of the rest of Georgia, which had refused to organize a referendum vote. Similarly, the March 31st referendum on Georgian independence passed…
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…the complex with no reduction in wages. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlXvKwzvYuc Leninsky District residents on Grudinin and the presidential election. The new technology increased farm productivity by nearly 500 percent. According to the…
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…accounting for and administering the myriad of communist-era benefits had become impossible under a non-command economy. Opponents, however, argued that it would only be a further reduction in the support…
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…Union, some liberal activists from the anti-communist opposition supported the idea of global civil society, and therefore, NGOs.(Zabolotnaya 45). NGOs became associated with these anti-communist activists, who were eager to…
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…not vote for him. Conclusion Russia’s political opposition varies widely in ideology, and encompasses liberals, socialists, nationalists, communists, and monarchists – to name a few. Although they comprise a large…
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…normal country, and didn’t have problems…So I think Russia is not our ally, it is even more than an ally…The common oil company in the Balkans was [Putin’s] favor to…
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…competition, most of which occurs in the realm of institution formation and ideology. Factors in Competition The competition between Sufis and Salafis in the Chechen Republic tells us a great…
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…Cultures of Suicide with Fixed-Effects Estimation.” Cross-Cultural Research, Vol. 37, No.3, pp. 307-329. Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). 2006. “Statement by the High Commissioner…
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…10,000 drams ($20). Screening and testing are now widespread. Armenia has closed its borders, including land borders, to all except Armenian citizens, residents, or their family members. Upon entry into…
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…engineering at the Saratov Institute for the Mechanization of Agriculture, graduating in 1986. While in school, he chaired the student union committee and joined the Communist Party. In 1990, Volodin…
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…the possibility of actual realization of these economic possibilities is very slight. Furthermore, nuclear weapons testing is generally not beneficial to plans for major infrastructure investment. One of the primary…
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…nation have hope of competing in the long term with US and Chinese space programs and particularly with the growing number of private space companies offering similar services and projects….
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…complete cessation of such practices being used on suspects accused of white-collar crimes, as well as for pregnant women and nursing mothers who do not pose a danger to society….
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…the city’s water is comparatively clean. However, public outreach surrounding microbiological contamination could be better. Although testing is regularly carried out and comparative statistics given on Rospotrebnadzor’s website, there is…
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…in support of the Communist government and its work projects. It also, along with the Pioneer children’s organization, served to guide as many Soviet citizens as possible towards Communist Party…
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…plans fell through, it placed the company in direct competition with Sberbank. Sberbank now partners with Yandex’s rival, Mail.ru. Gazprom Neft: Russia’s fourth largest oil company is the only industrial…
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