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Things were different in the former USSR
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country, if he would cooperate with the USSR, the world
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the communists from the former USSR
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Romania and to place it instead of the USSR,
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the USSR, we know what Romania assimilated
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We know that when the USSR invaded
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Perhaps the biggest shock was the end of the Cold War between the USSR and USA
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The citizens of USSR ‘miraculously’ opted to peacefully part ways and this lead to the independence of many smaller nations
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I remember at school I was called to the headmasters' office to explain my "communist views" having said in class that the South African Defence Force will not survive two weeks of actual conventional combat against the USSR for the simple reason that they had thousands more tanks and men
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By July 1979 thousands of terrorists were inside Rhodesia and thousands training in Tanzania, Ethiopia, Libya, North Korea, USSR and Communist China
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Since the USSR had already lost tens of millions to the war, why would anyone think the loss of a few cities would be threatening? Not only that, Stalin himself caused the death of tens of millions of his own people to wipe out opponents
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, the US and USSR both reduced their bio-chemical weapons with a series of pledges and treaties
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) Just to take the most obvious examples that Kirkpatrick chose to ignore or lie about, the USSR became far less tyrannical after Stalin died, as did China after Mao died
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The invasion of Afghanistan by the USSR brought a more conservative approach by Carter
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The nine nations with nuclear weapons, in order from most to least are: US, USSR, France, UK, China, Israel, India, Pakistan, and North Korea
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In 1958 he announced the USSR would stop testing on its own, and Ike then announced the US would also for one year
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Both the US and USSR hoped the test ban would pressure China to not develop its nuclear weapons
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By the end of this treaty, the number of nuclear weapons will be down to less than 2,000 each for the US and USSR
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Fanatic anti Communists also did not understand or overestimated the power of the USSR
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How believable was it ever that the Soviets would conquer the US? How could they hope to cross oceans with a US Navy easily three times that of Soviet strength? How could any invasion of Alaska succeed over a frozen strait with no major ports and some of the highest frozen mountains in the world? Both the US and USSR are essentially unconquerable
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When Eisenhower and Khrushchev were due to meet for a summit, Ike had U-2 spy planes fly over the USSR
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Instead there are two reform minded and peace minded leaders in both the US and USSR
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There were US missiles based in Turkey, and they could reach almost the entire USSR
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Castro was angry that the US and Soviets decided the end of the crisis without him, and determined to do as he wished without listening to the USSR
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Mitigated by: Disarmament treaties with the USSR
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Also, in the 1990s hundreds of measuring stations, most of which were in cold regions of the USSR, were closed with the dissolution of that “republic
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He says when President Reagan helped scatter the USSR by crusading there for religious tolerance, that that was as much a turning point as the Berlin Wall coming down
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Since the fall of the USSR and its Communism, it hadn’t taken long for the notion of “global
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presided over or at least witnessed the dissolution of the USSR in 1991
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The Communism of the USSR was said to have
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In return, the missiles were hauled back to the USSR
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Once the USSR broke up, Yuliya shifted the majority of its business interactions to Russia
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Anyone born after the Russian Revolution into the USSR lived with the prospect of a neighbor or even an occasional family member turning him in for minor crimes against the state
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He relates his “indulgence and tenderness” for “the memory and tradition of the USSR” after the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991
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stone-cold dead and frozen for three days as it laid in the morgue in Tbilisi, Georgia, USSR
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We know that the USSR was defeated in the cold war by our commitment to strength
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ence to the USSR and its rigid Stalinism
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Marxist movements, aided by the USSR, China, and Cuba, never-
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ence, and welfare of the USSR was morally legitimate
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“peoples’ republics” of the USSR and puppet states, this was done on a wide scale
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Hungarian Communists who had fled to the USSR survived Stalin’s purges
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3 A list of some of the data sent to the USSR by this group is given on page 231 of The Haunted Wood, by Weinstein and Vassiliev
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When the prisoners arrived in the USSR, they were placed under police control
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and USSR had a common interest in defeating the Axis powers
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regime of the USSR under Joseph Stalin
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” I am aware that Karl Marx25 mentioned “usury” in Das Kapital while denouncing Capitalism, and there were laws against usury in the USSR
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The disdain for “exorbitant interest” was probably significant in the USSR, which would be consistent with their communist (socialist) economic structure
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The USSR would last another thirty-seven years before its economic structure would completely disintegrate
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The full story of the USSR inception, its reigning years, and its end is too long for inclusion here
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when it became clear through the launching of the space shuttle Sputnik by the then USSR that our
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They intend to capitalize on fear by creating a standoff and possibly war between the west and the USSR
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With the support of the Power Base since 1930 Stalin had maneuvered himself into the position of supreme power in the USSR
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� Like most of the other persons implicated in those spy networks, he betrayed the United States by sympathy towards the communist cause, as represented by the USSR
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� One of these documentaries will cover the period that will be called the �Cold War�, between the USSR and the western democracies
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� This however raises a dilemma: do we let the Soviets fight the Germans alone when the latter will attack the USSR next year?� If we do help Stalin, then do we risk that way to eventually give him Eastern Europe and let him plan all these wars by proxies against us?��
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� As for the USSR, we will keep discreet for the moment about that spying business but will refuse privately any request for support from Stalin
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In Turkey proper, the military leadership of Ataturk and the help of the USSR secured Turkish state interests against Greeks and Armenians and Kurds
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It was not until the question of Soviet-Polish relations came to the fore with the entry of the USSR into the war in June 1941 that a crisis, more serious than that of June 1940, arose in the Government-in-Exile
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On 21 April 1943, in a telegram to Churchill, he described the behaviour of the Polish government towards the USSR as 'completely abnormal and contrary to the rules and standards governing relations between two allied States'
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‘ … Stalin's slogan was one which Julius Nyerere favoured: "Socialism in One Country" which gave the rationale for the social and economic transformation of the USSR through a series of five year plans
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In the world of my dead adoptive mother, the nuclear weapons stockpiles numbered at a time tens of thousands of warheads each for the United States and the USSR, before shrinking gradually due to nuclear disarmament treaties
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Second, we started with the war in Korea the initial phase of what I call the Cold War, a series of indirect confrontations with the USSR, often via intermediate players and secondary theaters of operations, that will go on for many decades
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Going for Moscow in August rather than October may have changed things dramatically, but would its capture have forced the Russians to surrender? The capture of Moscow would have hampered the Soviets' ability to move supplies, but the question of whether the capture of Moscow would have brought about the collapse of the USSR is questionable
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For example, Germany's arms production in the second year of war had barely increased, whereas in the United States, Britain, and the USSR it had almost doubled over the same period
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Hitler’s somewhat fanciful scheme was to continue the war in the hope that Churchill’s grand, if somewhat fragile alliance, consisting of Great Britain, the USA, and the USSR, would ultimately collapse
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What worried her the most, however, was what would happen to her once this war was over and she would be returned to the USSR
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At the least, her career as a pilot was probably finished in the USSR
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In truth, the situation in and around Indochina could easily go out of control and become a generalized war with the USSR and Communist China
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One finds this same pattern at work in the USSR after Stalin's death
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academics, communists, socialists, liberals, fellow travelers, trade unionists, journalists and clergy forcefully rejected reports of mass atrocities in the old USSR and in China, just as they did later of
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almost a demigod, nursed an almost religious faith that the USSR
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A dozen Soviet pilots, including Captain Lydia Litvyak, were presently detained as prisoners of war in the United States and would be held there until a formal peace could be signed with the USSR
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Area of Komi, Northwest of the USSR
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Polin thought for a moment, remembering her sister, who had emigrated to Palestine about two decades ago and who had left the USSR via the port of Sevastopol
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If a SAC crew crashes somewhere in Europe, or worse inside the USSR, your job will be to go scoop up that crew, as well as their loads of nuclear bombs or films
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Destroying this bridge would in fact cut in two the USSR at a point where there were no other crossing modes for trains, except for ferries
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Helen was happy to see that no antiaircraft gun seemed to protect the bridge, probably because of its location smack in the middle of the USSR, far from any enemy base
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Yesterday afternoon, the Soviet Union had the effrontery to present us with an ultimatum that was also given to our European allies: either we let Soviet forces take by force Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, or we risked war with the USSR
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The Soviets had finally bowed to nearly all the demands of the Allies and had just signed a formal armistice, which would soon be followed by a peace accord between the United States and the USSR
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‘’Many things have changed lately in the USSR, Captain Litvyak
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Nowadays, with the former USSR worse off than we were back in our Civil War period, the term covers everything from stock market predictions, to foreign trade pacts; from love affairs and marriage, to the latest consumer trends
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the Union of Artists of USSR
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Past nuclear powers, the USSR and America, had tried to limit the
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We all know how the old USSR acted
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and what the USSR did when they invaded Czechoslovakia in 1969
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actions of the USSR
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secured with simple locks that housed discarded military stores of the former USSR
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This meaning applies equally to their nuclear programs which has poisoned entire regions of the former USSR and their feudal system which they refused to change
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The reason the government of the USSR glorified Stalin as a loving father of his country
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Because the combined budgets of the USSR and the USA cannot afford the expense of building a single Space station around our Planet
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Both Stalin’s USSR and Mao’s China were totalitarian centralized states: the complete opposite of independent autonomous Communes
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The USSR and China after WW2 were the worst forms of civilized centralized power ever to emerge and kill and starve and dehumanize millions of people on a mass scale of centralized inefficiency and stupidity
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They still call the USSR, and China ‘communist’ states
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One father for 200 million American dimwits or 350 million USSR cowed slaves
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The point is: Russia had no quarrel with that; so why did the other two members of the Triple entente become so enraged as to declare war on Germany and not on Russia? Russia was just as guilty of invading Poland as Germany was, so why didn’t France and England declare war on Stalin’s USSR? The list of hypocrisies and bullshit rationalizations and propaganda bullshit spewed by the western mass media trying to claim and explain and prove that the Allies were in the ‘right’ and Germany and Hitler was in the ‘wrong’ is easily exposed and debunked
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Why doesn’t Western society glorify its factory workers, eh? Could it be because these workers were dehumanized insane impoverished starving desperate scum? The USSR tried to glorify its industrial workers… and look what happened to its industrial might:
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In a totalitarian State like Stalin’s USSR: it is only effective when Stalin does it