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…national unity would be achieved with Russian assistance at Austrian expense. Because of this encouragement Serbia thought she could get help from Russia in case of war with Austria. Otherwise Serbia would have not done so many things that threatened peace…

…Island. One might think that American made reactors are safer but the Russian made ones are not safe. This is not true. The Russian made reactors are safer because the shielding around their reactors is thicker and stronger while the American made ones…

…with other Russian émigrés. Fathers and Sons uses the background of this upcoming change as the whole underpinning to what takes place. Another reason Turgenev wrote this novel was his drive to explore ‘that rapidly changing physiognomy of Russians…

…”. Next, Goodman attracts the idea of censorship in America. He does this by first recalling the Russian protests against the banning of Pasternak’s Dr. Zhivago and the spring theatre festival. The very framework of our country lies on the belief in freedom…

…of the fascist Axis, though. Before the end of World War II, communism surfaced as the next big threat to democracy. At the end of World War I, communism seemed as if it were just a Russian spectacle because Russia was the only communist state in the world…

…the Americans thought that the Russians were aiming to incorporate Western Europe (the US & British sphere of influence) into their sphere of influence (Eastern Europe) by supporting the communists in these countries. Their fears were enforced when a "coup…

…of a conference that would focus on German reunification and nuclear disarmament, he later irrevocably damaged relations with the U. S. S. R. during the U-2 incident. When the American U-2 spy plane was shot down over Russian air space, Khrushchev's "demands…

…of the 1950's, dealing with the Russian threat of communist rule and the fear of being taken over an opposite world power. Post World War II struggles make it hard for anyone to get by, and each coming day leads to another unpredictable twist…

…difference being that the Anti-Semitics thought the Jews should be eliminated. A more recent example would be the American's attitudes toward the Russians during the Cold War. Children were taught that the Russians were evil and while the Russian children…

…they were both German speaking nations. Austria and Germany formed the Triple Alliance (1882). Bismarck also managed to maintain close relations with the Russians, but with increasing difficulty because of the conlict between Austria and Russia over the Balkans…