Titlebook: Belarus; From Soviet Rule to David R. Marples Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 culture.disast

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Vulnerary

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58550-0rt on prognostications on what the former leader might do and where the USSR might be in five or ten years’ time. Thus it may appear as though I were taking a step backward in making reference once again to the period of perestroika — defined somewhat inaccurately as embracing the years 1985–91.

Vulvodynia

sis of the medical and social consequences of the nuclear accident at Chernobyl. It places these problems into the contemporary political context and assesses the ability of the newly-independent state to deal with a disaster of such dimensions.978-0-230-37831-5

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Outlook: Visual Inspection Projects,y in 1990–1, which made a study of villages within the contaminated zone and published the results in the summer of 1991. Since 1986 there have been annual and biannual conferences on the topic of the health consequences of Chernobyl and the likely repercussions to be expected in the future.

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Medical Consequences of a Nuclear Disaster,y in 1990–1, which made a study of villages within the contaminated zone and published the results in the summer of 1991. Since 1986 there have been annual and biannual conferences on the topic of the health consequences of Chernobyl and the likely repercussions to be expected in the future.

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Soviet Rule: Repression and Urbanization,evolution into a non-Communist and democratic state oriented toward market reforms, while at the same time the dominance and stability of its ruling elite — partly as a result of that elite’s manipulation of state structures — may also have prevented its degeneration into the civil conflict that has occurred in most other post-Soviet regimes.

Lyme-disease

Perestroika and Independence,rt on prognostications on what the former leader might do and where the USSR might be in five or ten years’ time. Thus it may appear as though I were taking a step backward in making reference once again to the period of perestroika — defined somewhat inaccurately as embracing the years 1985–91.

Palpitation