Публикация №1189693989 13 сентября 2007
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Signed on March 3, 1878, this treaty concluded one of the major wars fought between Russia and the Ottoman Empire (1877-1878)...
Alexander Nevsky, c. 1220-1263
Публикация №1189693919 13 сентября 2007
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FAMOUS RUSSIANS
Russian grand duke and prince...
Публикация №1189693855 13 сентября 2007
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Russian general...
Russia Invades East Prussia, August, 1914 [historical document]
Публикация №1189693800 13 сентября 2007
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Russia's entrance into World War I...
Peter the Great Issues Reforms, 1689-1725 [historical document]
Публикация №1189693689 13 сентября 2007
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Westernization of Russia...
First Meeting of the Duma (Russian Parliament Convenes), May 10, 1906-July 21, 1906 [historical document]
Публикация №1189693534 13 сентября 2007
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First meeting of Russian representative assembly...
Публикация №1189693392 13 сентября 2007
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Russian politician Yuri Luzhkov (born 1936) proved to be a popular mayor of Moscow. He ushered in reforms to the economy and infrastructure that increased the prosperity of the nation's capital...
Публикация №1189693304 13 сентября 2007
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A former paratrooper in the Russian Army, General Alexander Lebed (born 1950) served briefly as Russia's national security chief under president Boris Yeltsin before moving on to become one of Yeltsin's most probable successors. He is regarded as a fierce nationalist and an outspoken critic of corruption in Russian business and government...
Публикация №1189693246 13 сентября 2007
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Russia, was elected mayor of St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad) in 1990...
Публикация №1189693158 13 сентября 2007
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- Soviet Russia (1917-53)
In principle, Joseph Stalin was probably as much in favor of keeping the wartime Grand Alliance of Britain, Russia, and the United States in place as were his postwar counterparts Clement Attlee and Harry S Truman. Four years as a battleground had left the Soviet Union devastated economically, disrupted administratively, and unsettled ideologically. Stalin had mobilized domestic support for the war in part by turning to nationalism and religion. Some of the more successful Red Army generals had begun the war in the gulag archipelago, victims of the purges of the 1930s.
Would the Soviet dictator continue the process of opening his society and loosening its restraints? That question was answered almost immediately in domestic contexts, as returned prisoners of war (POWs) were shipped en masse to labor camps and "enemies of the people" once again faced sham trials or administrative punishment. Thoughts of an economy reconfigured to meet civilian needs vanished as the arms factories ran overtime and rationing of all sorts continued. This tightening of domestic belts did not inevitably prefigure increased international tension. Stalin, however, made no secret even during World War II of his conviction that once common enemies were removed, the hostility between communism and capitalism would equally shape policies and behaviors...
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