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Page 144
... Soviet influ- ence in structuring China's university curriculum . The pressures toward national political consolidation and the costly struggle in Korea produced significant con- sequences . In the several provinces of Manchuria ( now ...
... Soviet influ- ence in structuring China's university curriculum . The pressures toward national political consolidation and the costly struggle in Korea produced significant con- sequences . In the several provinces of Manchuria ( now ...
Page 151
... Soviet lead- ership's articulation of the Brezhnev Doctrine in the wake of the invasion of Czechoslovakia . That doctrine explained the invasion in terms of the obligation of the Soviet Union and other Socialist countries to set things ...
... Soviet lead- ership's articulation of the Brezhnev Doctrine in the wake of the invasion of Czechoslovakia . That doctrine explained the invasion in terms of the obligation of the Soviet Union and other Socialist countries to set things ...
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... Soviet Union . The Soviet Union was from the beginning based on local " soviets " ( elected councils ) set up by the Communist Party in every province , district , city , town , or village throughout the land . These soviets were ...
... Soviet Union . The Soviet Union was from the beginning based on local " soviets " ( elected councils ) set up by the Communist Party in every province , district , city , town , or village throughout the land . These soviets were ...
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