The New Leader, Том 38New Leader Pub. Association, 1955 |
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... Soviet foreign policy in the last few years and will continue to govern it for some time . These two developments are : 1. The substantial growth in the power of the Soviet Union . 2. The decline of Communist movements in the West- ern ...
... Soviet foreign policy in the last few years and will continue to govern it for some time . These two developments are : 1. The substantial growth in the power of the Soviet Union . 2. The decline of Communist movements in the West- ern ...
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... Soviet Union 6 to 1 . Every Soviet leader realizes this basic Soviet weakness and understands that Moscow cannot hope for military success if she must defeat the combined power of the others . On the balance of arms and armies , the ...
... Soviet Union 6 to 1 . Every Soviet leader realizes this basic Soviet weakness and understands that Moscow cannot hope for military success if she must defeat the combined power of the others . On the balance of arms and armies , the ...
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... Soviet leaders are not reserved for foreign statesmen and visitors . A campaign of smiles and blandishments is being waged to induce political refugees from the Soviet Union and satellite states to return to their homelands . This is ...
... Soviet leaders are not reserved for foreign statesmen and visitors . A campaign of smiles and blandishments is being waged to induce political refugees from the Soviet Union and satellite states to return to their homelands . This is ...
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