Quest for Freedom: The Transformation of Eastern Europe in the 1990s |
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... centrists and the new democratic forces . It still faced the neo- Stalinist centrists demanding perestroika from above , with the next logical attempts being their centrist efforts to stop short - term inflation , pull out of the ...
... centrists and the new democratic forces . It still faced the neo- Stalinist centrists demanding perestroika from above , with the next logical attempts being their centrist efforts to stop short - term inflation , pull out of the ...
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... centrist Stalinist direction from a higher reach and the repressive , feudallike overseers of the military state . They had survived by government sub- sidies , price controls , and wage leveling . They were pressured to work . But the ...
... centrist Stalinist direction from a higher reach and the repressive , feudallike overseers of the military state . They had survived by government sub- sidies , price controls , and wage leveling . They were pressured to work . But the ...
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... Centrist Austerity and Political Reflex Federal centrist rule was becoming a surefire path toward downfall in Yugoslavia . Centrism had already destroyed the previous government , attempting to direct the transition from provincial to ...
... Centrist Austerity and Political Reflex Federal centrist rule was becoming a surefire path toward downfall in Yugoslavia . Centrism had already destroyed the previous government , attempting to direct the transition from provincial to ...
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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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