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Brecht & Weill Opera
X/230 GDR -- (1) BRECHT AND WEILL OPERA F-125 He remained a staunch supporter of the Communist Party line throughout the war and thereafter, while, ...
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The Paris Peace Conference of 1946: Role of the Hungarian ...
FOREWORD The peace conference following World War II, and known as the Paris Conference of 1946, opened on July 29, 1946, and lasted for seventy-nine days. ...
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The Great Soviet Purges of the 30's
One of the last acts of the purge was the execution of Yeshov, the chief of the ... Yeshov's successor was L.Berya, Stalin's countryman and one of his ...
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Zagres Daily Against "Closed" Communist Meetings
BOX-FOLDER-REPORT: 83-1-129 TITLE: Zagres Daily Against "Closed" Communist Meetings BY: Slobodan Stankovic DATE: 1978-3-15 COUNTRY: Yugoslavia ORIGINAL ...
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Full Translation of Revai Article on Soviet Culture
The principle of socialist realism was laid down for the first time by Lenin in 1905 and not by Zdhanov in 1934. The epoch-making article, entitled "Party ...
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The Gestation of the Soviet Fiat 124/VAZ-2101/"Zhiguli"
11, 1966, p. 53. 6. Ibid. 7. The Financial Times, April 11, 1967. [page 3] RUSS (2) - THE GESTATION OF THE SOVIET FIAT 124/VAZ-2101/"ZHIGULI" F 81 The model ...
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Science and Scholarship in Poland Part I
Part I of "Science and Scholarship in Poland" describes in detail current regime efforts to exert a greater administrative and ideological control over ...
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What is a Socialist Society?
Although the broader issues involved in this phenomenon concern the values and priorities which should be emphasized in a socialist society, ...
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News from "the Chronicle of Current Events No. 26
1520 USSR: Dissidents 25 August 1972 NEWS FROM "THE CHRONICLE OF CURRENT EVENTS NO. 26 Summary: This paper discusses some of the more interesting aspects of ...
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Yugoslavia's Ties with Neighboring Countries Intensified
On July 11-12 Secretary for Foreign Affairs Josip Vrhovec made an official friendly visit ... have been gradually overcome by the two neighboring countries. ...
