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He went to Prague, France, the | Soviet Union, and Zurich. |
ms of the Soviet-Polish Agreement and left the | Soviet Union, and in August 1942 he joined the Free P |
He made his debut in the | Soviet Second League in 1988 for FC Shakhtar Horlivka |
In the late 1960s, she became active in the | Soviet human rights movement. |
Since June 22, 1941, the | Soviet regime discontinued when Germany had occupied |
risonment for war crimes committed against the | Soviet Union. |
His work was vilified in the | Soviet Union. |
t album became legendary in the history of the | Soviet pop. |
The | Soviet government also closed down the famous flea ma |
Moreover, the | Soviet team also collected the most silver (6) and br |
He made his professional debut in the | Soviet Second League in 1986 for SKA Kyiv. |
The German battalion was ordered to pierce the | Soviet defense in the area of Velikiye Luki by advanc |
GULAG accused him of being an informer for the | Soviet secret police NKVD-KGB. |
rrender he was delivered by US military to the | Soviet authorities and remained in captivity until 19 |
in Dushanbe, Tajik SSR) is an archer from the | Soviet Union. |
here he and many other prisoners joined to the | Soviet troops. |
old War diplomatic strategy with China and the | Soviet Union |
Three days later he escaped to the | Soviet Union. |
The | Soviet strength is in the USSR's massive production c |
The mighty Warsaw Pact as well as the | Soviet Union was crumbling from within. |
aras Shevchenko was a cruise ship owned by the | Soviet Union's Black Sea Shipping Company. |
97 "culturally backward" nationalities in the | Soviet Union. |
It was launched by the | Soviet Union in 1972 as part of the Dnepropetrovsk Sp |
ricultural collectivization, land codes of the | Soviet republics lost their significance. |
He was posthumously named a Hero of the | Soviet Union on May 8, 1965, becoming the oldest pers |
z SSR, one of the constituent republics of the | Soviet Union. |
cratic hegemony in the region and provoked the | Soviet to demand its abolition. |
For the | Soviet composer, see Karl Rautio. |
CELSS was first pioneered by the | Soviet Union during the famed "Space Race" in the 195 |
, the office was synonymous with leader of the | Soviet Union. |
The SPI supported the Communist Party of the | Soviet Union and the Moscow Declaration of 1969. |
v (born 11 September 1930) is a boxer from the | Soviet Union. |
d codes were adopted by other republics of the | Soviet Union between 1922 and 1929. |
The | Soviet counterattack started at 1pm, and managed to e |
r to 1994, Lithuanian players competed for the | Soviet Union. |
adopted with nine votes to two; Jordan and the | Soviet Union abstained. |
He got into the | Soviet Union with the occasion of a prisoner exchange |
During the | Soviet occupation of Afghanistan Ali Shah fought with |
rced conscription and deeply distressed by the | Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. |
ested that Tannu Tuva should be annexed by the | Soviet Union. |
During the | Soviet period, the observatory measured the light pol |
ed as a military correspondent in Vietnam, the | Soviet Union, Cyprus and Ethiopia. |
as influenced by the rival atomic tests by the | Soviet Union and the USA. |
The | Soviet monument of T-34 in the city commemorating the |
Born in Chernivtsi in the | Soviet Union (today in Ukraine), Edelstein was an act |
The | Soviet Union later responded with the Molotov-Ribbent |
ws blackout on the event was maintained by the | Soviet government for years thereafter. |
He later served as finance minister of the | Soviet Union in Moscow, from 1930 to 1937, replacing |
Bakker did not accept criticism of the | Soviet Union. |
With Dynamo he won the | Soviet Cup in 1984 and became the top scorer of the S |
Not until 1992, after the fall of the | Soviet Union, did investigators make substantial prog |
He made his professional debut in the | Soviet Second League in 1977 for FC Baltika Kaliningr |
l page mentions the "sneering brutality of the | Soviet Guards". |
It is based on the | Soviet 152 mm towed gun-howitzer M1955 (D-20). |
Вознесе́нский, 1903 - 1 October 1950) was the | Soviet economic planner who oversaw the running of Go |
ia delivered 17,288 tons of uranium ore to the | Soviet Union between 1952 and 1960, which was used, a |
He and other members were made demands to the | Soviet authorities to preserve Churches and other mon |
0% destroyed by fighting and occupation by the | Soviet Red Army. |
a retired ice hockey player who played in the | Soviet Hockey League. |
The | Soviet and Tudeh press echoed Kavtaradze's words. |
Elizabeth became part of the | Soviet intelligence system in 1924. |
On November 29, the | Soviet Eleventh Army invaded Armenia at Karavansarai |
cades his concert career was restricted to the | Soviet scene. |
aak Dunayevsky, the lyrics were written by the | Soviet poet Vasily Lebedev-Kumach. |
r 3, 1936 in Kiev, in the Ukrainian SSR of the | Soviet Union) is a retired Ukrainian and Soviet footb |
d is named after Caesar Kunikov, a Hero of the | Soviet Union who fought in World War II. |
Khattak became increasingly involved in the | Soviet War in Afghanistan as the war began to progres |
itory of military and political control of the | Soviet Union (see Iron Curtain). |
cally in 1941 after the German invasion of the | Soviet Union, and the film was rapidly returned to So |
He made his professional debut in the | Soviet Second League in 1981 for FC Dynamo Bryansk. |
ngs which instantly became classics across the | Soviet Union. |
the title of People's Hero of Yugoslavia, the | Soviet Union's Order of Kutuzov, and several other ho |
rmit issued by the FSB (KGB in the time of the | Soviet Union). |
ibed as the most powerful and effective of the | Soviet propaganda films produced during the war. |
In 1964 he was a squad member of the | Soviet team which won the gold medal in the Olympic t |
In 1919, he was appointed commander of the | Soviet Navy on the death of Vasili Altfater. |
l of the communist regime, he emigrated to the | Soviet Union. |
Finland, England, Scotland, Portugal, and the | Soviet Union. |
Democratic Republic of Georgia, came under the | Soviet control in the course of the Soviet Russian Re |
This cooperation with the | Soviet revolutionaries was based on some conditions i |
metre class competition, as crew member of the | Soviet boat Circe which finished eleventh. |
After the dissolution of the | Soviet Union, he travelled abroad and worked on inter |
2 Summit Series, played between Canada and the | Soviet Union. |
f from the Socialist Bloc, especially from the | Soviet Union. |
finery had been one of the five largest in the | Soviet Union. |
Since 1991, when the | Soviet Union split up, the Zakarpattia Oblast is part |
y 13 votes to none, while East Germany and the | Soviet Union abstained. |
She was a member of the | Soviet team who won the Team gold medal at the 1970 W |
It was created by the | Soviet Union at Kotovsk. |
In 1982 the SKA Lviv from the | Soviet Second League was united with the other club f |
RDS-37 was the | Soviet Union's first "true" (staged) hydrogen bomb, f |
ewohl, Zaisser, and Herrnstadt remained in the | Soviet High Commission headquarters. |
e's escape to Germany, via Afghanistan and the | Soviet Union. |
ions at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the | Soviet Union. |
Also several defects of the | Soviet times sections were repaired. |
of the first true hydrogen bomb tested by the | Soviet Union |
ied out the compulsory military service in the | Soviet army. |
A list of films produced in the | Soviet Union in 1950 (see 1950 in film). |
T-114 was a minesweeper of the | Soviet Navy during World War II. |
The | Soviet War, Islamic State and Taliban Emirate periods |
ne (Ukrainian SSR) and one abstention from the | Soviet Union. |
For the | Soviet over-the-horizon radar, see Russian Woodpecker |
radars have fixed antennae oriented toward the | Soviet Union. |
A list of films produced in the | Soviet Union in 1970 (see 1970 in film). |
A list of films produced in the | Soviet Union in 1957 (see 1957 in film). |
oeppen travelled extensively, to the U.S., the | Soviet Union, London and Warsaw. |
umber of earlier mass graves of victims of the | Soviet system have also been found there, as Katyn Fo |
Sakharov's "Third Idea", the | Soviet version of the Teller-Ulam configuration, was |
As a player, he made his debut in the | Soviet Second League in 1985 for FC Nart Cherkessk. |
organization was disbanded as a result of the | Soviet occupation of Latvia in 1940. |
The | Soviet Union also suffered unprecedented casualties. |
gained international fame, particularly in the | Soviet Union. |
policy of peaceful coexistence would leave the | Soviet Union open to attack. |
The | Soviet forces launched a ferocious attack on the Riga |
USA won the tournament, defeating the | Soviet Union 51-48 in the final. |
his aerial success with victories against the | Soviet Air Force. |
The | Soviet Union abstained and Pakistan did not participa |
erve in Afghanistan and spent two years in the | Soviet army, stationed in Kabul, witnessing the numer |
Only in the fall of 1952 did the | Soviet Union set up an organized system for monitorin |
Jerzy Waszkiewicz, Polish autonomy in the | Soviet ethnic policy system |
ng Russian military affairs, in particular the | Soviet Army and the Soviet-German war. |
Four years later she was part of the | Soviet team which won the gold medal again. |
The P-18 was operated by the | Soviet Union from 1970 and though it has since become |
n 17 years that was not won by a pair from the | Soviet Union. |
oung German Democratic Republic, formed in the | Soviet sector of postwar Germany. |
ummer Olympics she won the gold medal with the | Soviet team. |
creation of a large partisan force behind the | Soviet lines. |
After the fall of the | Soviet Union, Keesee spent additional time in Eastern |
, 1973 in Poltava, in the Ukrainian SSR of the | Soviet Union. |
as the use of tactical air power to offset the | Soviet Union. |
It was made by the | Soviet Kuznetsov Design Bureau. |
in all previous protests, does not mention the | Soviet Union by name. |
is article is about the 1940 occupation by the | Soviet Union puppet legislatures. |
hina, who shared a militarized border with the | Soviet Union. |
popular in former Yugoslavia and later in the | Soviet Union. |
manual and the in-game text indicate that the | Soviet facility is called V. I. Lenin Defense Station |
As part of the | Soviet Union, the nation competed at the 1988 Summer |
ening round bout to Aleksandr Tkachenko of the | Soviet Union. |
In 1977, a letter was published in the | Soviet newspaper Izvestiya calling Lerner "the leader |
Sergey Korolyov, the father of the | Soviet space program |
(The term also honors the | Soviet physicist Yakov Borisovich Zel'dovich.) |
to Poland to continue to fight, but after the | Soviet invasion on Poland, he was captured by a Sovie |
vel Rybalko served in the Russian and then the | Soviet Army from 1914. |
A list of films produced in the | Soviet Union in 1951 (see 1951 in film). |
Gurvits was drafted into the | Soviet Army in 1971, where he served as a private in |
ch sulphur deposits were mined here during the | Soviet era. |
In 1946, Empire Consett was allocated to the | Soviet Union. |
In 1980 he was a member of the | Soviet team that won the bronze medal at the 1980 Sum |
After that time it was, again, a member of the | Soviet Union. |
Many Sea Police officers were sent to the | Soviet Union for advanced maritime training. |
There is evidence that Yoshikawa asked the | Soviet Union for money, but not much else. |
He made his professional debut in the | Soviet Second League in 1982 for FC Strela Voronezh. |
Often referred to as “ | Soviet Pop Art”, Sots Art (short for Socialist Art) o |
eandrov survived the war to be executed by the | Soviet authorities after being transferred to their c |
He made his professional debut in the | Soviet Top League in 1984 for FC SKA Rostov-on-Don. |
to return the confiscated during the | Soviet occupation property and real estate of the Rom |
The committee recognized the | Soviet government and approved its policy. |
In December, 1953, the | Soviet Supreme court found Beria guilty, after a five |
tual nonaggression between Afghanistan and the | Soviet Union is concluded. |
He made his professional debut in the | Soviet Top League in 1988 for FC Shakhtar Donetsk. |
In February the | Soviet forces began bombarding the front lines at Sum |
ozen large front organizations launched by the | Soviet Union in the late 1940s and early 1950s. |
nce from the Jewish diaspora and providing the | Soviet Jews an alternative to Zionism. |
ith partner Vasili Blagov, she represented the | Soviet Union at the 1972 Winter Olympics where they p |
It was named after the | Soviet. |
Also flown on the | Soviet METEOR weather satellites. |
class) diesel-electric attack submarine of the | Soviet Navy. |
he was chosen to train for spaceflight in the | Soviet Union's Intercosmos program. |
Foreign forced labor in the | Soviet Union was an important part of the Soviet econ |
The | Soviet 30th Guards Rifle Corps and the 124th Rifle Co |
not only on the Polish government, but on the | Soviet one as well. |
Charles Lloyd in the | Soviet Union (1967, Atlantic) |
nder Goroshit, who started his research in the | Soviet Union. |
anese aims, this goal was back to China by the | Soviet Invasion. |
vlov was a great scientist whom Stalin and the | Soviet Government esteemed very highly. |
She was named "Merited Artist of the | Soviet Union". |
1926 - 22 September 2001) was a boxer from the | Soviet Union. |
In 1944 he was awarded the Hero of the | Soviet Union. |
The holiday is observed to recall the | Soviet occupation of Latvia in 1940. |
Since the end of the | Soviet Union, however, it has seriously deteriorated. |
She was transferred to the | Soviet Navy that same day as T-115. |
n 1972 now with Torpedo Moscow he also won the | Soviet Cup competition. |
Socialist Realism and Literary Practice in the | Soviet Union, East Germany, and China. |
merican who was accused of being a spy for the | Soviet Union. |
He also coached the team of the | Soviet Union (e.g., 1956 in Moscow and 1960 in Leipzi |
Russia was named the successor to the | Soviet Union. |
He emigrated via Denmark and Sweden to the | Soviet Union, where he worked as an engineer in a Mos |
Reports about her service in the | Soviet fleet are fragmentary and conflicting. |
orce" policy, opposing both capitalism and the | Soviet Union. |
But Webb's final book, The Truth About The | Soviet Union celebrated central planning. |
He made his professional debut in the | Soviet Second League B in 1990 for FC Saturn Ramensko |
n, at the time, was strongly encouraged by the | Soviet Union who wanted to see a unified China. |
He joined the liberation movement against the | Soviet invasion of his home country in the 1980s. |
Belorussian Front (1939) formed during the | Soviet invasion of Poland (1939) |
T-115 was a minesweeper of the | Soviet Navy during World War II and the Cold War. |
He was then stopped by the | Soviet police on suspicion of carrying a concealed we |
Somehow overlooked during the | Soviet invasion of Manchuria by the Soviet Red Army a |
s two months later, when she won bronze at the | Soviet Sprint Championships. |
A History of the | Soviet Union (1985) |
After the Bolshevik Revolution, the | Soviet Union severely persecuted Christianity. |
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