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[PDF File]The Soviet Union: the defeated victor* - Warwick
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The economic potential for war The scale of the Soviet effort in World War II was essentially determined by the country's prewar military-economic potential, combined with the measures taken before and during the war to realize and augment it.1 The potential for war depended mainly on basic * This paper appeared as a chapter in The Economics of ...
The Afghan-Soviet War: The U.S. and its Covert Cold War - Union
The Global Cold War: Third World Interventions and the Making of Our Time, by Odd Arne Westad, provides a retrospective historical overview of U.S. involvement in Afghanistan, specifically under the Reagan administration, in the context of a broader ... during the Cold War with the Soviet Union and in the nation’s most recent history in
The Evacuation of Industry in the Soviet Union during World War II - JSTOR
SOVIET STUDIES, vol. XXXV, no. 1, January 1983, pp. 90-102 THE EVACUATION OF INDUSTRY IN THE SOVIET UNION DURING WORLD WAR II By SANFORD R. LIEBERMAN ONE of the least studied aspects of the Soviet Union's involvement in World War II is the massive evacuation of industry from front-line and near-front areas to locations deep in the Soviet rear.
[PDF File]Unemployment in the Soviet Union - University of Pittsburgh
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Unemployment in the Former Soviet Union Full employment was a promise honored for more than a hal f century by successive leaderships in the Soviet Union . But even before the country withered away at the end of 1991, so too had job security; unemployment had become a stark reality. Where but a few years ago the question was whether there was a ...
[PDF File]The Origins of Soviet Ethnic Cleansing - Harvard University
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grimly inevitable. However, the Soviet Union was not a nation-state, nor was itsleadership evercommitted toturning itintoa nation-state.12 No attemptwas made to forge a new Soviet nationality, nor to forcibly assimilate the non-Russian population. Quite the contrary. In the early Soviet period, even volun-tary assimilation was actively discouraged.
[PDF File]Uncounted Costs Of World War II: The Effects Of Changing Sex Ratios On ...
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The impact of World War II on the Soviet population. a. Overall losses and the effect of the war on sex ratios. On June 22, ... The surprise attack on the woefully unprepared Red Army led to devastating losses for the Soviet Union in the early phase of the war: within the first six months, the Red Army had lost nearly 5 million men – the ...
[PDF File]NATO’s Purpose After the Cold War - Brookings Institution
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rising Soviet power in the aftermath of World War II, the collapse of Soviet imperial rule in the late 1980s did not lead to NATO’s demise. For that reason, NATO is often referred to as the ...
Winston Churchill and the Soviet Union during the Second World War
SOVIET UNION DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR MARTIN KITCHEN Simon Fraser University When thinking of Churchill's attitude towards the Soviet Union one auto-matically thinks of him as the most outspoken of the advocates of armed intervention during the civil war, or as the author of the speech in Fulton,
Review Article Soviet-German Relations and the Origins of the Second ...
wanted the war,º whereas Geoffrey Roberts in The Soviet Union and the Origins of the Second World War takes the view that the Russians consistently pursued a line designed to deter war in Europe and argues that there were no substantial differences on policy in Moscow. 1 Indeed, Roberts, with no access to Stalin's papers and without having ...
[PDF File]Soviet Development in World-Historical Perspective - Princeton University
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the Soviet Union after World War II (Gregory and Stuart 1986, pp. 347–50), and published evidence already points to consumption growth between 1928 and 1940 (Hunter and Szyrmer 1992; Wheatcroft 1999; Nove 1990, p. 242), although the case is rarely made. (4) While collec-tivization has few defenders, not all commentators have dismissed So-
[PDF File]The USSR and Total War: Why Didn’t the Soviet Economy Collapse in 1942?*
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The economic dimensions of World War II are appraised both generally and with specific reference to the eastern front. When the Soviet war ... In 1940, the last year of less than total war (the Soviet Union had used military force only in Finland and the Baltic region), the Red Army comprised between four and five million soldiers; the military ...
The Volume of Soviet Munitions Output, 1937-1945: A Reevaluation - JSTOR
The only available summary measure of the total Soviet output of munitions in World War II is an index first published in 1965, in the sixth, final volume of the Istoriha Velikoi Otechestvennoi voiny Sovetskogo Soiuza, 1941-1945 [History of the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union, 1941-1945], hereafter called the Istoriia index. It covered
The Soviet Union and the Outbreak of the June 1967 Six-Day War - JSTOR
GolanThe Soviet Union and the Outbreak of the June 1967 Six-Day War The Soviet Union and the Outbreak of the June 1967 Six-Day War Galia Golan A nalyses of the 1967 Arab-Israeli War differ on the causes of the war and the circumstances in which it broke out. These differences often de-pend simply on the academic orientation of the researcher.
[PDF File]The Soviet Union after 1945: Economic Recovery and Political ... - Warwick
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Civil War.5 Average Soviet incomes climbed back to their prewar (1938) level as early as 1948. After the Civil War, in contrast, it took seven to ten years of peace for average Soviet incomes to struggle back to the 1913 level. In the Soviet Union, as elsewhere, the restoration of pre-World War II output
[PDF File]DOCID: 344155~ 'ID :A34.'S52 ,4 - Archives
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Before and during World War n, the Germans had developed a variety of missile systems. At the end of the war, they stood alone in the numbers and complexity of these systems. ... 1947 of the Soviet Union's first missile test range at Kapustin Yar. Reflections of its design were seen years later'in the evolving Soviet missile program. Other ...
[PDF File]Russia, the Soviet Union and the Development of the Cold War - Archives
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Table of Contents Microfilm Holdings Relating to the Cold War M11 Records of the Russian-American Company, 1802-1867 M35 Despatches From U.S. Ministers To Russia, 1808-1906 M81 Despatches From U.S. Consuls In St. Petersburg, Russia, 1803-1906 M333 Records of the Department of State Relating to Political Relations Between the United States and Russia and the Soviet Union, 1910-1929
[PDF File]The Soviet Union and the Establishment of Communist Regimes in Eastern ...
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history of the Soviet Union and its role in the establishment of communist regimes in Eastern Europe after the Second World War. From the very outset of the process, the creation of what became the “Soviet bloc” was surrounded by mysteries and mythologies, many of which were deliberately concocted by both
[PDF File]The Political Logic of Disintegration: Seven Lessons from the Soviet ...
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Seven Lessons from the Soviet Collapse Ivan Krastev September 2012 In 1992 the world woke up to find that the Soviet Union was no longer on the map. One of the world’s two superpowers had collapsed without a war, alien invasion or any other catastrophe, with the exception of one rather farcical and unsuccessful coup.
The Soviet Union and the Congo Crisis, 1960–1961
therefore, contributed to turning the Cold War in the Third World into a more militarized competition between the superpowers. The Soviet Union and the Third World Following Iosif Stalin’s death in 1953, the Soviet Union assumed a more ac-tive role in the Third World. Moscow abandoned Stalin’s restrictive interpre-
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