| 词汇 | 苏维埃 |
| 释义 | 苏维埃 It is part detective story— who or what is killing the Soviet economy? “ I remember: Stalin killed most of the Soviet army commandership, ” he says. With its special talent for blasphemy, the Soviet regime turned many of Kazan's mosques into stables and gyms. From birth to death every Soviet citizen has his own“ book of health” where all diseases are registered. But a considerable portion of the partisans strived to maintain an independent existence and often came into direct armed conflict with the Soviet power. Russia still has a sizeable indigenous industry, but many of its products hark back to the old Soviet Union. The gulag and the enslavement of wide swaths of Europe by the Soviet empire burden Moscow with a historical responsibility for the freedom of its neighbors. At very first glance, there are similarities between Moscow and Kiev, where Soviet monuments share the skyline with the signs of rapid, if uneven, economic growth. He hoped that after peace the British Government would not prohibit the publication of the Soviet Constitution. The dissolution of the Soviet Union soon after the Chernobyl accident, and the resultant instability in health care, added further to these reactions. Indeed, Putin himself has said that one of his main ambitions is to create a‘ Eurasian Union’ among the former Soviet republics. People piloting drones and helicopters fight wars against people who use machetes and forty- year old Soviet machine guns; all these tools can kill effectively, and they all exist right now together. With the end of the Soviet Union, he returned to Russia in 1991 as an extreme nationalist, lamenting the loss of the Soviet empire. He argues that Brussels is the new Moscow, the European Union a successor to the Soviet Union. He belongs to what was once the Soviet intelligentsia, and is more interested in business than rockets. They believed this would produce a better life for all, a goal they shared with much of the international avant-garde and, they thought, with the Soviet government. They call themselves“the Red Army,” i. e., they identify themselves with the armed forces of the Soviets. I had therefore reduced all my curiosity to three questions, to which the authoritative answers could be given only by Lenin himself, the head of the Government of the Soviet Republic. For that extra output, the Soviet Union was burning capital. In the hierarchy of the Soviet empire, Chechnya was a backwater. It was also the first published account of life in a Soviet labor camp. As many have noted, during the Cold War the Soviet adversary was easy to find but hard to kill, making military firepower the key to success. In 1933 the Soviet government sold this treasure to Britain, where its arrival caused great excitement. |
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