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…of the White Russians, however although the White Russians were supported by the non communist countries the Bolsheviks managed to establish themselves. They renamed the country the Soviet Union and it became a Communist dictatorship which lasted till the early 1990…

…, there is a Chinese club form with many interesting activities and a lot of members. Nowadays, many people come to the language center to learn these languages as their foreign languages. Moreover, learning the other languages like Orientalism, Russian, German, etc…

…of Russian life. Catherine the Great, a child of the Enlightenment used Montesquieu's book, The Spirit of Laws as her guide and summoned the Legislative Commission to create a body of laws and to create a more liberal constitution. However, this assembly…

…The West was responsible for the deaths in Hungary - not the Russians. When the Soviet Union dominated Eastern Europe during the 1940s, many countries, including Hungary, were plundered for resources and their economies geared toward the benefit…

…it twisted into dictatorship and betrayal. The repeating of the world's history is a known fact, with countless revolutions, such as the French and Russian revolutions, beginning as a democracy, but gradually developing into dictatorship resulting in the same…

…was that he invaded Russia. Russian soldiers were heavily outnumbered so they burned all the grain and killed all the cattle leaving no food for the French soldiers to eat. Once the army grew weak enough the Russian army crush the French. Britain, Prussia…

…bombed by the Russians and this is the result. 6 million people dead and many more to come." 2 days later, I went outside accompanied by a doctor. His name was Steve, he was one of 19 doctors who survived but there were 40. Everything was turned into ashes…

…of Education helped change America forever. The Cold War was a war in which no shot was fired. It was an arms race filled with propaganda on both the United States and the Russian fronts. One of our arguments for the Cold War was being equal and democratic…

…the Cold War (Gaddis 23). In 1946, the Russians in the United Nations proposed a ban of all atomic weapons, the destruction of all stockpiles, and the reduction of all armed forces to one-third. Harry Truman and his administration flatly rejected…

…of the Berlin Wall, relaxed its pressure in central Europe. Instead, the Russians now sought to install nuclear missiles in Cuba. When this was discovered by air reconnaissance in October 1962, Kennedy imposed a quarantine on all offensive weapons bound for Cuba…