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Rethinking the Soviet Experience: Politics and History since 1917 (Galaxy Books) by Stephen F. Cohen, 1986-01-16 Last of the Empires: A History of the Soviet Union 1945-1991 by John L. H. Keep, 2002-09-12 Red Star Over Russia: A Visual History of the Soviet Union by David King, 2009-03 A Revolution Of Their Own: Voices Of Women In Soviet History (Volume 0) by Barbara Engel, 1997-11-28 The Cambridge History of Russian Literature Conflict, Communism and Fascism: Europe 1890-1945 (Cambridge Perspectives in History) by Frank McDonough, 2001-01-15 Flesh to Metal: Soviet Literature and the Alchemy of Revolution by Rolf Hellebust, 2003-10 A History of Russian Literature by Dr. Victor Terras, 1992-01-29 The Bolshevik Revolution, 1917-1923, Vol. 3 (History of Soviet Russia) by Edward Hallett Carr, 1985-01-01 A Pictorial History of Joseph Stalin by Nigel Blundell, 1996-02 KGB: The Inside Story of Its Foreign Operations from Lenin to Gorbachev by Christopher Andrew, Oleg Gordievsky, 1992-05 Bitter Legacy: Confronting the Holocaust in the USSR AQA History A2: Triumph and Collapse: Russia and the USSR, 1941-1991 (Aqa A2 History Students Book) by John Laver, 2009-10-26 Stalin and Khrushchev - the USSR, 1924-64 (Access to History) by Michael Lynch, 2001-06-29

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41. History Of Programme
    history of CospasSarsat. This satellite system was initially developed under a Memorandum of Understanding among Agencies of the former ussr, USA, Canada and  
    http://www.cospas-sarsat.org/Management/history.htm
    
    Extractions: International Satellite System For Search and Rescue Home Description Status Beacons ... Management This satellite system was initially developed under a Memorandum of Understanding among Agencies of the former USSR, USA, Canada and France, signed in 1979. Following the successful completion of the demonstration and evaluation phase started in September 1982, a second Memorandum of Understanding was signed on 5 October 1984 by the Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES) of France, the Department of National Defence (DND) of Canada, the Ministry of Merchant Marine (MORFLOT) of the former USSR and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) of the USA. The System was then declared operational in 1985. On 1 July 1988, the four States providing the space segment signed the International Cospas-Sarsat Programme Agreement which ensures the continuity of the System and its availability to all States on a non-discriminatory basis. In January 1992, the Government of Russia assumed responsibility for the obligations of the former Soviet Union. A number of States, Non-Parties to the Agreement, have also associated themselves with the Programme. Through their association with the Programme, the States can contribute ground receiving stations which enhance Cospas-Sarsat distress alerting capabilities, and/or participate in international Cospas-Sarsat meetings dedicated to the world-wide co-ordination of System operations and Programme management.

42. Russian And East European Studies At Oxford
    Dr Christopher Davis. Wolfson. Economics. Economics of the former ussr; economics of transition. Prof. RJW Evans. Brasenose. Modern history.  
    http://users.ox.ac.uk/~slavinfo/general/staff.html
    
    Extractions: Home REES at Oxford Name College Faculty Area of Research and Teaching Dr C.C.L. Andreyev Christ Church Modern History Russian history; opposition and dissent in the USSR; Russian emigres Dr Rosamund Bartlett, EHRC Fellow Russian cultural history; Russian music; Russian literature Dr T.V. Binyon Wadham 19th century Russian literature Prof. Archie Brown St Antony's Politics and International Relations Contemporary Russian politics; politics of the former USSR; transitions from Communism Dr Bojan Bujic Magdalen Music Medieval, renaissance and 20th-century music in Croatia and Slovenia Dr Paul Chaisty Pembroke Politics and International Relations Russian politics Dr Antoni Chawluk Mansfield Economics Economics of Eastern Europe; economics of transition Dr Paul Coones Hertford Evolution of geographical throught in Russia and the former USSR; current geographical change Prof. Richard Crampton St Edmund Hall Politics and International Relations Bulgarian history and politics; history and politics of Central and Eastern Europe in the19th and 20th centuries

43. USSR: History
    Chronologically, Soviet history began on November 7, 1917 those states under Soviet control, the ussr in 1949 also became premier; Molotov, a former premier and  
    http://members.aol.com/kwiersma/ussr_history.html
    
    Extractions: The history of the Soviet Union has two basic aspects: It continues the history of the Russian Empire, presented in the article on Russia; and it chronicles the unique social system described in the preceding sections of this article. By the end of the war, the Soviet Union was recognized as one of the great powers of the world. Stalin participated with the heads of government of the U.S. and Great Britain at the Tehran Conference in 1943 and at the Yalta and Potsdam conferences in 1945 to decide the overall military and political strategy of the war and a common postwar European policy. The USSR also played a leading role in the preliminary international conferences leading to the establishment of the United Nations in 1945. In its approach to postwar problems the Soviet government was motivated by an expansionist policy designed to enlarge the area ruled by Communists loyal to the USSR, to strengthen its security against future aggression, and to utilize the world Communist movement as a means of subverting other countries and bringing them into the Soviet orbit. The new Soviet policy was soon signaled by violations of various wartime agreements. At the Potsdam Conference, held after the victory in Europe, the Soviet government made demands manifestly in excess of the needs of its national security. The demands were rejected by the U.S. and Great Britain to prevent the establishment of a vast Soviet sphere of power. Despite growing acrimony among the Allies, agreement was reached at Potsdam on the general lines of the occupation policy, on various reparations policies, and on the temporary German-Polish and Polish- Soviet boundaries.

44. UNESCO Collection Of History Of Humanity : Volume I
    This volume covers the emergence and the earliest history of humanity. Europe (excluding the former ussr) in the period of Homo Sapiens neanderthalensis and  
    http://www.unesco.org/culture/humanity/html_eng/volume1.htm
    
    Extractions: R.B. Nunoo Summary : This volume covers the emergence and the earliest history of humanity. The remains of the 3 million-year-old Australopithecus afarensis , discovered in Ethiopia in 1974 and christened Lucy, show that the first human beings developed in Africa. The invention of writing and the founding of great unified states 5,000 years ago mark the end of this volume. Forty-nine authors from 31 countries specializing in all the necessary disciplines (archaeology, anthropology, geology, etc.) have helped to provide this overall view of the human adventure. Table of Contents Editions English: 1994, Routledge/ UNESCO Publishing

45. World Wide Web Virtual Library - Russian History Index - Gateways
    Russian history on the Web (Marshall Poe, Ph.D) excellent, wellorganized site on Slavic, East European, and former ussr Resources This web page is part of a  
    http://vlib.iue.it/hist-russia/gateways.html
    
    Extractions: Indexes of Virtual Resources in Russian History - Russian History Gateways AAASS-American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies The Bucknell University Russian Studies Programm : The Russian Studies Programm of the Bucknell University (Lewisburg, USA ) provides original materials on the history of Russia and the Russian language, and in addition has selected lots of links to information about other aspects of Russian life and society, including politics, news, art, music, and literature. The Bucknell Russian History : As a part of Bucknell University Russian Studies Programm this site links you directly to the history section, which contains some information of a general nature, among others links to further sites dealing with the history of Russia as well as chronologies.

46. World Wide Web Virtual Library - Russian History Index - Chronological
    history of Russia and the former ussr Historical narratives and directory of sites covering Russian history from Kievan times through the Soviet period.  
    http://vlib.iue.it/hist-russia/chronological.html
    
    Extractions: Brief History of Russia : Short and concise information about ancient, middle ages, near modern, modern, World War II, and contemporary Russia (unknown source). Chronology of Russian History This site, provided by Bucknell University Programme, dates the major events in Russian History, linking them to explanatory and related materials on the Web. Chronology/Timeline of Russian history is the chronological part of the homepage of Douglas Hartman (Russian History) who has made a good gateway for Russian history aiming to provide the general reader with stimulating articles on all recorded years of Russian history, beginning from Kievan Rus' to Yeltsin's era in the 1990s. The site uses scholarly-accepted resources, and stimulates debate on the information. It also gives a many links related to the chronology of Russian history. History of Russia and the Former USSR : Historical narratives and directory of sites covering Russian history from Kievan times through the Soviet period. Includes a "chronology/timeline" featuring relevant articles and related links.

47. Food And Agricultural Policy Reforms In The Former U. S. S. R.: An Agenda For Th
    Food and Agricultural Policy Reforms in the former ussr An Agenda for the Transition. Compare Prices, Write Product Review, Price history.  
    http://www.nextag.com/Food_and_Agricultural_Policy~1134925z2znz202144zz1z202144z
    
    Extractions: var isGatorAlreadyDisplayed = false; var isShowwhenuAlreadyDisplayed = false; Before You Buy - Compare Nex Tag UK in All Categories Books Technology Automotive Baby Books Computers Electronics Internet Services Magazines Movies Music Musical Instruments Office Products Software Toys Travel Video Games Computers Electronics Clothing Cars ... Mortgages See More... Recently Viewed All Categories Books Technology Have One to Sell? var gsBlankIcon="/images/1x1blank.gif"; Food and Agricultural Policy Reforms in the Former U. S. S. R.: An Agenda for the Transition World Bank Publications (09/01/1992)

48. Russian
    Russian Experiences Life in the former ussr and PostSoviet Russia is an eye-opening but it is also a very personal saga of the history and transition of one  
    http://www.absolutewrite.com/novels/russian.htm
    
    Extractions: Amazon.com price: $12.95 Was the Russia we grew up fearing truly a monster in disguise, or a country struggling through various leaders and methods to find itself? Russian Experiences: Life in the Former USSR and Post-Soviet Russia is an eye-opening discovery of the true Russia. The Russia of the ‘suburbs’; the Russia of the common worker; the Russia of the struggling family. No political grandstanding in this book, no. This is a story of its people. It’s heart and soul. Unless one went through it, experienced it, and lived it, one can’t ever really know. But a man known as ‘the Raven’ lived through it, and with the help of co-writer Marie Claire, he tells his story of growing up in this Russia to the world. But ‘Russian Experiences’ is so much more than just a story, a riveting story of trial and labor, and of rebirth. It is, in its essence, a moving and dramatic tale of one man’s quest for freedom; not just in a physical sense, but an emotional one as well. The Raven was born into a period of turmoil. The economy was poor, even to the point of many teetering on the brink of privation. Proper education and training for many jobs and positions in the medical field was below standard and proper supplies, not only those needed for basic living, but more importantly, medical supplies were sadly lacking as well. No luxuries of supermarkets, shopping malls, fashion stores and private transportation. Because of a lack of proper medical facilities and care, the Raven suffered a hearing loss accompanied by a speech impediment as a young child, thereby forcing him from early childhood to deal with prejudice because of his handicap. For decades, the Russian ideal of perfection allowed no compassion for those suffering from physical or emotional handicaps, almost an ‘Out of sight, out of mind’ mentality. And so, ‘The Raven’ was practically ignored, existing without really existing in the eyes of society.

49. World Telephone Numbering Guide
    1 April 2000 Integration of history into the World Telephone Numbering Guide. announced late 1992; in service by 1994 - split from former ussr (country code  
    http://www.wtng.info/wtng-hst.html
    
    Extractions: Introduction... This is an attempt to trace the development of ITU's (formerly CCITT's) country codes assignments. Information was gleaned from vintage ITU/CCITT "Books" (i.e. the Recommendations which are the international telecommunications standards), and whatever else was available. There will be numerous details to be filled in (dates of changes, introductions, circumstances etc). Additional, corrected or updated information to this end would be welcome at wtng(at)wtng.info Document History... Format... This file is ordered first by time (when country codes were established, changed, deleted, etc) then within each particular time by country code. The initial list of 1964 is shown; only the changes are listed thereafter. The 1960 CCITT Red Book featured a list of country codes for Europe that was the precursor for the modern international telephone country code system. Whether this was ever available for subscriber use is unknown; this could have been intended for operator dialling rather than customer dialling. That list went as follows (* represents a code that remains in use in today's country code plan): Note from Dik Winter regarding 60-Luxembourg: "At least this country code has been used in the Netherlands (but at the same time the country code used for Belgium was 32). That must have been in the early sixties indeed. I do not have parts of a phone book showing it, I have only parts of Amsterdam phone books and when direct dialling from Amsterdam to Luxembourg was allowed much later the country code was changed to 352 as it is now, but I have noted it down from another Dutch phone book (presumably that of the province of Zeeland)."

50. Title
    s, a period that witnessed the death throes of the former entity known as the ussr? written, but also a very personal saga of the history and transition  
    http://knowbetter.com/EditModule.aspx?tabid=24&mid=345&def=ReviewView&ItemId=133

51. USSR UFO HISTORY Vol 1. Part 2
    objects in the sky”. Here is an attempt to place some of the premodern history files of former ussr on the map. As the topic of  
    http://www.ufo.se/ufofiles/english/issue_3/ussr2.htm
    
    Extractions: Continuing the USSR History... As it is impossible to present all Russia/Soviet sightings (Russias leading researcher Dr. Felix Zigel - died in 1988 - stated in the 80’s that he had over 50,000 cases in his computer...), I have only viewed the most significant cases. But first of all I want to present a number of pre-20th century cases that I find intriguing.

52. History
    One of the most glorious eras in the history of Moldova occured the On August 27, 1991, following the former ussr people struggle for independence and after a  
    http://www.grida.no/enrin/htmls/moldova/soe/backgr/history.htm

53. Gustavson Associates, Inc. Petroleum Geology Of Sakhalin Island, Former U.S.S.R.
    Petroleum Geology of Sakhalin Island, former ussr. The second section consists of the regional geology of the area, including its geologic history and tectonic  
    http://www.gustavson.com/sakhalin.html
    
    Extractions: INTERNATIONAL REPORTS/STUDIES Petroleum Geology of Sakhalin Island, Former U.S.S.R. This report provides a summary of the geology and petroleum potential of Sakhalin Island and the adjoining offshore areas of the Soviet Union. Due to project restraints resulting from time and budget requirements, research has been based primarily on published information to provide the data necessary for the preparation of this report. The first part of this study is an introduction to the geographic and political setting of the area and to the previous investigations. General information on the petroleum exploration, production, transportation, and refining infrastructure is also provided. The second section consists of the regional geology of the area, including its geologic history and tectonic setting. Each of the prospective petroleum basins, and the major structural features of Sakhalin Island, are described in the third and fourth sections, respectively. The fifth part is a discussion of the stratigraphy of the study area, with emphasis on the key source beds, reservoir rocks, and seals. Part six describes several oil and gas field examples. In the seventh section is an analysis of Sakhalin's cumulative hydrocarbon production and an assessment of its recoverable resources, based on published data. The eighth part highlights the current political, economic, geological, and engineering activities and the constraints on future production.

54. UBC Asian Studies
    preserved by the ethnic Korean minority in Russia and the former ussr, and kyop o Korean or diasporic varieties of Korean, in general). 3) history of Korean  
    http://www.asia.ubc.ca/faculty/faculty/king.html

55. Slavica
    Publisher of scholarly books and textbooks on the languages, peoples, literatures, cultures, and history of the former ussr and Eastern Europe.  
    http://www.slavica.com/

56. Russian Experiences: Life In The Former USSR And Post-Soviet Russia
    A in its writing style and in its presentation of both history and humanity the decision to collaborate on RUSSIAN EXPERIENCES LIFE IN THE former ussr AND POST  
    http://www.baryon-online.com/baryon87/re.html
    
    Extractions: reviewed by Denise M. Clark ( http://www.denisemclark.com Do you know the difference between Communism and National Socialism? Do you have any idea what it was like to live in Post World War II Russia? How about the Cold War period? Do you know what happened during the turbulent period of upheaval during the late 1980’s to the early 1990’s, a period that witnessed the death throes of the former entity known as the USSR? Unless one went through it, experienced it, and lived Russian Experiences Russian Experiences is an excellent format for anyone to use, from either a social or personal perspective, in order to experience and learn about Russia's history, culture, and the indomitable spirit of many of its people. This reviewer gives it an A in its writing style and in its presentation of both history and humanity. This review may be be reprinted or reused as long as proper credit is given.

57. Lithuania : History
    history. other former Soviet republics, such as Azerbaijan and Georgia, former Communists in Lithuania staged a political comeback in the postussr period.  
    http://www.omnitel.net/ramunas/Lietuva/lt_history.shtml
    
    Extractions: Lithuania / History Special thanks to the Microsoft Corporation for their contribution to my site. The following information came from Microsoft Encarta Some scholars believe that Lithuanians inhabited the Baltic area as early as 2500 BC; others believe they migrated to the Baltic area about the beginning of the 1st century AD. The first reference to them by name was in AD 1009 in a medieval Prussian manuscript, the Quedlinburg Chronicle. In the 13th century AD, when the Teutonic Knights, a German militaristic religious order, were establishing their power, the Lithuanians resisted; in about 1260 they defeated the order. About a century later a dynasty of grand dukes called the Jogailans established, through conquest, a Lithuanian empire reaching from the Baltic to the Black seas.

58. The Global Nuclear History
    The Global Nuclear history With Australia s Key Involvement. 1986, Massive reactor explosion at Chernobyl, former ussr, leaving hundreds of thousands exposed to  
    http://www.sea-us.org.au/timeline.html
    
    Extractions: With Australia's Key Involvement Year Event Wilhelm Roentgen discovers X-rays. Henry Becquerel discovers radioactivity Marie and Pierre Curie isolate radioactive elements polonium and radium. Albert Einstein theorises that matter can convert to energy. Ernest Rutherford proposes that atoms have a nucleus with electrons in orbit. Ernest Rutherford discovers the proton. James Chadwick discovers the neutron, which can penetrate the atom. Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassman split uranium atoms. Frederick Joliot-Curie shows extra neutrons released when atoms split, making possible a chain reaction. Manhattan Project for production of A-bomb started in USA. USSR commences its A-bomb development. A-bomb Trinity exploded at Alamogordo, USA. A-bombs Little Boy and Fat Boy destroy Hiroshima and Nagasaki (respectively) in Japan. A-bomb exploded by USSR. Stockholm 'ban the bomb' petition signed by 500 million people all over the world. H-bomb exploded by USA on Eniwetak, Marshall Islands. USSR explodes H-bomb. Nuclear electricity supplied to town in USSR for first time.

59. Discussion Documents From Comrades In The Former USSR
    In the former ussr, privatisation and market reforms have brought on Russia and the exussr, it is and the international nature of the history of class  
    http://www.isf.org.uk/ISFJournal/ISF3/DiscussionDocumentsFromComradesInTheFormer
    
    Extractions: Discussion documents from comrades in the former USSR These are the main points of a discussion that has been taking place between a group of comrades in the former USSR. Until August 1997, they were working as the Socialist Workers Union. They then withdrew from the Workers International to Rebuild the Fourth International, of which they had been part, and subsequently wound up the SWU. But they have continued activity and discussion, and have kept contact with comrades in Britain and elsewhere, two of whom have also contributed to the discussion.] 1. Declaration of principles by independent socialists: Draft By Alexeii Gusev The necessity of struggle Present-day society is split into two parts: those who by their labour produce all material and spiritual value, and those, who, having control of the means of production and the state machine, appropriate the fruits of the labour of others. The interests of the class of working people [see note at end] and the ruling class are opposed to each other and struggle between them is inevitable. The social-economic reforms in the countries of the former USSR are only modifying the forms of domination by the ruling class, not putting an end to it. "Liberalisation" of the economy, privatisation, etc, serves exclusively the interests of the former nomenklatura and the semi-criminal structures. From the division of the bureaucracy’s collective property between various of its representatives the working people have gained precisely zero. Their material conditions have worsened and continue to worsen. The growth of real unemployment, the non-payment of wages, the attack on the rights of wage workers - all this is the inevitable result of the bureaucratic-bourgeois "reform".

60. Battle Of Changsha - Encyclopedia Article About Battle Of Changsha. Free Access,
    World War II World War II also known as The Great Patriotic War (in Russia and other parts of the former ussr for the war after June 1941 - history of Japan.  
    http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Battle of Changsha
    
    Extractions: Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition The term Battle of Changsha can refer to at least six separate events. Battle of Changsha (3rd century) - Wars of Three Kingdoms based only on vague historical evidences, see talk. Battle of Changsha (1930) - Gunboat Diplomacy - basis for movie, The Sand Pebbles The Sand Pebbles is a 1966 film which tells the story of an American gunboat plying the rivers of China in the 1920s. It stars Steve McQueen, Richard Attenborough, Richard Crenna, Candice Bergen, Mako, Emmanuelle Arsan, Simon Oakland, Ford Rainey and Gavin MacLeod. The movie was adapted by Robert Anderson from the novel by Richard McKenna. It was directed by Robert Wise. It was nominated for Click the link for more information. Second Chinese-Japanese War The Second Sino-Japanese War was a major invasion of eastern China by Japan preceding and during World War II. It ended with the surrender of Japan in 1945. In Chinese, the war is known as the War to Resist the Japanese Most historians place the beginning of the second Sino-Japanese War on the Battle of Lugou Bridge (Marco Polo

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