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    continued to augment, due to the current economic policies, dramatic global economic reform was inevitable. “The Agony of Reform” recounts the story of how the economies of the Soviet Union, Poland, India, Bolivia, and Chile failed and the turmoil of transitioning into a free-market capitalistic economy. The Soviet Union was an industrial leader and a military super power controlling every aspect of their economy through communism. Citizens lost freedom, the poor…

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    duties creating that double workday. Soviet officials would boast in the opportunities they had given their women, but tended to overlook the double burden women endured. Once again we see a pattern that women were never stopped performing their duties and home. The author tells us that on average women worked thirty hours at home plus another sixty to eighty in their jobs. In a different approach, trying to prove the inequality of women in the Soviet Union author Donald R. Brown argues in his…

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    the Soviet Union (1922-1991), another communist state that existed at the same time as the Khmer Rouge. The difference being that the Soviet Union lasted much longer. Which brought up the question, how did two governments with the same ideals, occurring during the same time period have drastically different lifespans? To solve this question, first an accurate definition of Stalinism would need to be found. This description could then be used to draw more direct comparisons between the Soviet…

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    Franklin D. Roosevelt, William Churchill and Joseph Stalin attended the Yalta Conference. One agreement they made was to divide Germany into four parts. The Soviet Union got the largest portion in the east while the U.S., Great Britain and France received the western part of Germany. Berlin was also split into four sectors since it was the capital of Germany. In addition, the leaders agreed to create an Allied council to govern Germany. Before creating this council, they removed the National…

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    are a universal concept and not just a western construct, and I will counterargument the two notions that challenge my initial assumption. These notions relate to the religious conception of human rights and the transactional conception of the Soviet Union. These two different interpretations were used by Jack Donnelly to argue that human rights as we understand them today are a strictly western notion not shared by any other culture. My essay will instead strive to show how the concept of human…

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    Many ideas and systems keep a country together. Such as an economic system. Examples of economic systems are capitalism, communism, and socialism. A very know communist was the Soviet Union. The socialist party is a democracy that believes in equality for all and that people should be in charge of their own lives. They have no dictator or are run by a single person. The government doesn't exactly control everyone but rather each city or town allows the mayor or citizens to make decisions for…

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    Germany and the Soviet Union could not have been more different, though they relied on many of the same mechanisms to maintain their totalitarian control of power. Nazi Germany was a fascist dictator ship, with all decisions coming from the top down. The Soviet Union was a one-party socialist state, and although its eras in history are marked by the president, power rested mostly in the hands of the party. Aside from the differences in political structures between Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia,…

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    world. At the same time, despite the fact that all inventions worth its name, it is not the owner of the patent, as she worked in the Soviet Union, where all the inventions of scientists were the property of the state. My grandfather Anatoly Yusin- known Russian writer and sports journalist, a man who knew all, one way or another had to do with the sport Soviet Union.…

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    I think that Orwell chose to use a fable in his condemnation of Soviet communism and totalitarianism because the point of a fable is to teach a lesson or to show a moral. Instead of just writing a story about the Soviet Union, Orwell used a creative way to show that communism and totalitarianism isn’t a good way to run things. A fable usually has animals as characters, and the use of animals in the story helps to show the social classes and how easy it is for some people, or animals, to take…

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    regarded Nazi Germany. Stalinist on the other hand ruled the Eurasian continent under the Soviet Union from 1922 to 1991. In his reign Stalinist embraced socialism in lead the state. Despite their vast ruling approaches, similarities and differences were identifiable especially on the ways Hitler led Germany and Stalin control over the Soviet Union. This piece of writing will compare Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union commonly regarded as the USSR in terms of people preferences. In the…

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