…original political platform of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation when that party was formed as a successor to the banned Communist Party of the Soviet Union. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkc46DHb7rM A…
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…computer technology or finding sponsorship for chess clubs than in freeing young people by teaching good mobility techniques or training teachers willing to address special learning needs. After much thought…
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…plagued by invasions and infighting. The most common travelers along the Dnepr trade route, which linked Western Europe to the Silk Road, were a Baltic people called the Varangians, who…
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…it might help boost Russian enrollments at US universities as well. The issues surrounding the Pussy Riot case represent fundamental questions about what makes a civilization and what constitutes freedom….
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…everything and strained infrastructure on all levels. Residents complain of increased crime committed by the workers, some of whom are illegal immigrants. The workers themselves, however, have complained of unpaid…
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…repressed by the security services. Krakow is where the Student Committee for Solidarity was first founded in 1977. By 1978, similar committees had been founded in major cities across Poland….
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…that help the homeless, as well as helped collect goods to provide to the homeless throughout the community. Another prevalent issue within many communities is veterans’ benefits, with many veterans…
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…these vacations. Note that services such as SRAS’ Research Abroad Services can help prepare beforehand and supply a guide and/or translator or interpreter to help you navigate the archives when…
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…at Manas International Airport, a logistical hub for the coalition effort in Afghanistan. It is also Kyrgyzstan’s financial center, home to 21 commercial banks and a large number of industrial…
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…gas electric plants. The two countries have recently signed a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership agreement that should help boost investment and trade further. Both are also members of the Organization of…
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…was like coming home. It was wonderful to be able to cross the border without a visa – since the death of former president Karimov, the Uzbek government has been…
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…changing people’s attitudes toward the economy. This is a process that can take generations, especially if conducted under the pretexts of a free society where people are free to hold…
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…Similar to images heralding Stalin at the inception of Socialist Realism, a clearly isolated and heroic leader is a common component of this form of art designed to foster a…
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…representatives of the Communist Party and forcing out two other parties, A Just Russia and Yabloko, altogether. While complaints about electoral fraud, ballot stuffing, and voter intimidation were not uncommon…
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…party. Правой партии нужна сильная и свободная Россия. The right party needs a strong and free Russia. Нам всем нужны – Свобода, Собственность, Порядок. We all need – Freedom, Prosperity,…
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…director of the hotel, and we set off to see the head of the Regional Committee of the Communist Party. All of this commotion ensued because the Regional Committee had…
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…trust the news as an objective source of information. The broadcasts sampled here are from Russia’s most-watched channels: First Channel and Russia Channel. To receive SRAS’s free monthly newsletter (which…
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…destroy barriers to innovation and new achievements. Its aim is the construction of a new, free, prosperous, and strong Russia on the basis of common values and interests. Its values…
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Vladimir Putin speaks at the United Russia Party Covention in November, 2009. Although he is the party leader, he is not a member. Photo from UPI.com (Continued from Part I)…
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