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... Soviet Union in September . The prin- cipal recipients of aid were the British Com- monwealth countries ( about 63 percent ) and the Soviet Union ( about 22 percent ) , though by the end of the war more than 40 nations had received lend ...
... Soviet Union in September . The prin- cipal recipients of aid were the British Com- monwealth countries ( about 63 percent ) and the Soviet Union ( about 22 percent ) , though by the end of the war more than 40 nations had received lend ...
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... Soviet Union by the forced abolition of markets , exchange , and money , but in 1921 he retreated from this policy and allowed the Soviet Union's temporary reversion to a market economy . From 1922 until his death Lenin was in ...
... Soviet Union by the forced abolition of markets , exchange , and money , but in 1921 he retreated from this policy and allowed the Soviet Union's temporary reversion to a market economy . From 1922 until his death Lenin was in ...
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... Soviet Union after the disastrous economic results of War Communism ( 1918-21 ) . In practice , Leninism's unrestrained pursuit of the socialist society resulted in the creation of a totalitarian state in the Soviet Union . If the ...
... Soviet Union after the disastrous economic results of War Communism ( 1918-21 ) . In practice , Leninism's unrestrained pursuit of the socialist society resulted in the creation of a totalitarian state in the Soviet Union . If the ...
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progressives had popularized during the leg | 91 |
La Fontaine also called MLLE | 494 |
Jean de La Fontaine oil painting by François | 537 |
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