…ideology, often treading a middle path. Although described by university classmates as exceptionally passionate about Communist ideals when she joined the Communist Party in 1985—even receiving honors from Communist organizations—while…
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…a televised show that began under the USSR in which teams compete in comedy writing and improvisation. It was and remains popular over much of the post-soviet space and some…
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…sound incompatible with Western memories of Soviet Communism. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation promises to establish democracy, fair elections, and support for small businesses. They also promise freedom…
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…It was the authoritarian communist system that had deprived members of my immediate family of life, happiness, and religious freedom, not to mention property and social status. My grandfathers had…
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…и гарантирует свободное развитие всех языков. To live in freedom involves the free use of one’s native language. It is essential that we be guided by Article 10 of the…
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…needed political connections. Not surprisingly, even with the serfs freed, social stratification was extreme and a select few dominated the market.[3] However, even this limited economic freedom would end. The…
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Vadim Kumin was the mayoral candidate from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (KPRF). He took 11.4 percent of the vote to come solidly in second place. First place…
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…the Communist and Nationalist opposition took up a mixture of the first two. During the 1990s, the competition amongst political groupings with various quantities of symbolic capital (i.e. recognition and…
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…14-15% of GDP in 2013 – poses no threat by itself, by February, interest rates had risen to 14%, compared to the 5-7% common in developed economies,[30] meaning a debt-driven…
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…необходимых случаях – за счет публично контролируемых субвенций из федерального бюджета. – Guaranteed common, minimal, adequate social standards of free access to education, health care, and culture should be instituted…
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…more hospitable and developed southern regions. The area gained a large Russian-speaking population starting in 1861 with the Stolypin agricultural reforms, which offered freedom from serfdom and free land in…
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…received a disproportionate share of federal funding for many years, Ingushetia has received relatively little help. While Chechnya’s leadership has been boisterous and demanding, Ingushetia’s has been relatively meek and…
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…Maria: Yes. It’s simple if you know a language and you travel, because you can communicate freely with people with minimal confusion. And you don’t necessarily have to be in…
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…prison in a show of solidarity with the protestors. She was freed when Yanukovych left office. She ran in the May 2014 presidential election, coming in a distant second with…
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…Days of the Stalinist Communist President ПЕРВЫЕ 100 ДНЕЙ СТАЛИНСКОГО ПРЕЗИДЕНТА-КОММУНИСТА The presidential candidate and possible president of the country, comrade Maxim Suraykin (M.A. Suraykin) of the Communist Party of…
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…socialism to developing countries, build a sphere of influence and create a bloc in opposition to the West. While Americans feared a communist takeover of the continent, the relationships the…
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…and Related CompaniesA. Aluminum B. Diamonds and Other GemstonesC. GoldD. Iron, Coal, and SteelE. Oil and GasF. Paladium and Less Common MetalsG. Titanium and MagnesiumH. Uranium2. Agriculture in RussiaA. Crop…
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…a highly competitive field. We are deluged with e-mails and telephone calls from offshore outsourcing companies every day. Although I sometimes engage in conversations with my competitors trying to sell…
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…good hopes that bring all of us together accompany us moving forward and help us in our work and in achieving our common goals. Дорогие друзья! Friends, Всего несколько секунд…
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…political successes have been relatively few and infighting has been commonplace. Leonid Gozman (forefront, right) at “March Nesoglasnikh,” an annual opposition-wide event. Photo from Limonov2012.com The party was originally headed…
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