10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOVIETIST»
Discover the use of
sovietist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sovietist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The International Trade-Union Movement
The Trade Union Delegation of the Union of Socialist Sovietist Republics
similarly concurs with the intention of the British Delegation expressed in
paragraph three of section A. of the statement of the British Section. For its part,
the Russian ...
2
Samir Amin: Pioneer of the Rise of the South
It is this evolution, with its parallel in the exhaustion of the Sovietist countermodel,
that lies at the origin of the overall crisis of the system which began in 1980 and
accelerated throughout the next decade to end in 1990 with the generalised ...
3
Antonio Gramsci: Intellectual and political context
It seems from a historical reconstruction that the leninism which Gramsci knew
before 1921, and accepted, was a "sovietist" leninism (or. as critics would have it,
a "syndicalist" deviation) which stressed that a revolution is made from below by ...
4
Romancing the Revolution: The Myth of Soviet Democracy and ...
Previously, he continued, he had been of the opinion that the executive, having
consented to the mysterious appearance of the “Sovietist” resolution at the
conference, “should at least say what they understand it to mean, since they
denied my ...
5
United States military intelligence [1917-1927]
A representative of the Commissariat of Foreign Affairs made the following
greeting speech in Turkish: "The Sovietist Power welcomes you and your country,
which has proved friendly to us by sending its first Ambassador to the Sovietist ...
United States. War Dept. General Staff, 1978
CHAPTER H I— GEORGIA Georgia Under Bolshevism The history of Georgia
since inclusion in the Union of Sovietist Socialist Russia has been relatively
peaceful and prosperous. There seems no doubt that the Menshevist
Government ...
Nikolaĭ Maki︠e︡ev, Valentine O'Hara, 1925
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Russia: the official report of the British Trades Union ...
From the foregoing it is clear that the overthrow of the Menshevist Government of
Georgia and the eventual inclusion of that Sovereign State in the Union of
Sovietist Republics was not an unprovoked political aggression by Moscow.
Trades Union Congress, Trade Union Delegation to Russia, 1924-5, 1925
8
The Politics of Becoming European: A Study of Polish and ...
... steps towards legalizing fascism and neo-Nazism in the twenty-first century,
thus displaying the Manichean logic of distinguishing an enemy using the
rationale that 'who is anti-Sovietist, is by definition a Fascist, or Nazi' (Kosachev
2007).
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Redacted: The Archives of Censorship in Transwar Japan
... pleasure and physical enjoyment; and in that sense, we can the say that the
censor's work confronts modernism directly.7 For Tachibana, censorship wages a
front-line battle against seditious (Sovietist) and erotic (Americanist) publications.
10
Opportunities and Challenges of Bilingualism
Despite the fact that those nations that showed respect for their own language
and culture (as well as for those of the others) and were in no hurry to be
assimilated were stamped with the deprecating Sovietist label of "national
confinement" ...
Li Wei, Jean-Marc Dewaele, Alex Housen, 2002
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOVIETIST»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sovietist is used in the context of the following news items.
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Daca nu afla ca Bavaria este unul din cele 16 landuri ale Germaniei, land niciodata comunist, niciodata sovietist. Asa ca nu ma pot infesta cu comunism aici nici ... «Ziare.com, Jun 15»
The beatification of Nelson Mandela
As the South African journalist Rian Malan points out, almost all of Mandela's co-conspirators were committed to 'a Sovietist doctrine that envisaged a two-phase ... «The Commentator, Dec 13»
Nelson Mandela: he was never simply the benign old man
Almost all his co-conspirators were Communists, wedded to a Sovietist doctrine that envisaged a two-phase ending to the South African struggle – a “democratic ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 13»
Change of heart
In this portrayal, 'there were no communists… no revolutionaries who believed it was acceptable to break eggs in order to achieve the desired Sovietist omelette' ... «Spectator.co.uk, Feb 13»
Mandela's secret history
Almost all his co-conspirators were Communists, wedded to a Sovietist doctrine that envisaged a two-phase ending to the SA struggle - a "national democratic ... «Politicsweb, Aug 11»
1917-1921: Generalised revolutionary struggle in Patagonia - ICG
... given that no economic or social improvements have been made for the worker... groups of men excited by sovietist speeches have thrown themselves into the ... «libcom.org, Oct 07»
