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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Perestroika and Independence, during the late 1980s, a spate of books focused on Gorbachev and his reforms; particularly the Soviet economy and the revelations of glasnost. Perhaps publishers have become more wary. The sudden end of the Soviet Union left many of them with a glut of unsold works that concentrated for the most pa

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Applications of gases in industry,f the former Soviet Union. The republic of Belarus, it is posited, is a state that has been developed with some unique features both historically and as a result of economic and political measures imposed by its Soviet rulers from the 1920s to 1991. Arguably these features have thus far impeded its

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Applications of gases in industry, of propaganda and the growth of party and Soviet organs. Belarusian national consciousness, on the other hand, suffered as a result of urban development. All the large cities in Belarus (Hrodna being a possible exception) after the 1930s were repositories of the Russian language and the Belarusians

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