Quest for Freedom: The Transformation of Eastern Europe in the 1990s |
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... Ukraine swear a new oath of allegiance to Ukraine by 20 January 1992. Besides , Ukraine had neither the technical nor fiscal resources to assume control , the admiral hotly told reporters in Sevastopol . Ukraine president Kravchuk ...
... Ukraine swear a new oath of allegiance to Ukraine by 20 January 1992. Besides , Ukraine had neither the technical nor fiscal resources to assume control , the admiral hotly told reporters in Sevastopol . Ukraine president Kravchuk ...
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... Ukraine.31 The admiral responded in kind , criticizing the Ukrainian leadership for its " hasty attempts " to take charge of the Black Sea fleet , warning of " chaos , strife and destabilization . " Political figures should not toy with ...
... Ukraine.31 The admiral responded in kind , criticizing the Ukrainian leadership for its " hasty attempts " to take charge of the Black Sea fleet , warning of " chaos , strife and destabilization . " Political figures should not toy with ...
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... Ukraine for rubles . The Ukrainian government no longer used the coupon as a rationing ticket for goods , allowing state stores to price food and other products in coupons , inducing merchants to accept coupons for nearly any product ...
... Ukraine for rubles . The Ukrainian government no longer used the coupon as a rationing ticket for goods , allowing state stores to price food and other products in coupons , inducing merchants to accept coupons for nearly any product ...
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Tsar and Soviet | 17 |
The Success and Failure of the Soviet Economy | 65 |
HISTORY WITHOUT END | 107 |
Copyright | |
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