Quest for Freedom: The Transformation of Eastern Europe in the 1990s |
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... leaders trained as Com- munist party autocrats move toward authoritarianism rather than the building of mechanisms to protect the people from their leaders ? 11 Popular mandates held by leaders in the major republics would 1. Tsar and ...
... leaders trained as Com- munist party autocrats move toward authoritarianism rather than the building of mechanisms to protect the people from their leaders ? 11 Popular mandates held by leaders in the major republics would 1. Tsar and ...
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... leaders of movements once repressed would be called upon to act as officials in the new governments , to negotiate with existing Communist states , all the while calling on the emerging forces of revolution to consolidate . For ...
... leaders of movements once repressed would be called upon to act as officials in the new governments , to negotiate with existing Communist states , all the while calling on the emerging forces of revolution to consolidate . For ...
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... leaders ] can make a 180 - degree turn . An entire change of leadership is needed to bring about reform . " 3 " The Politburocrats denounced the uprising of the people as a counter- revolution and wanted to repress it with violence ...
... leaders ] can make a 180 - degree turn . An entire change of leadership is needed to bring about reform . " 3 " The Politburocrats denounced the uprising of the people as a counter- revolution and wanted to repress it with violence ...
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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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