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Collapse and Rebirth: The End of the USSR and Afterwards (The Baltics)

2020
This is the script to our presentation which will be linked in the description.
Baker, Evan, Downs, Michael, Johnson, Lauren, Little, Jacob, Lumsden, Ryan, Mcbride, Bridget, Olcott, Martha Brill   +6 more
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Teaching History in Russia after the Collapse of the USSR

History Teacher, 2005
DRAMATIC CONFLICTS and ideological changes occurred in Russia during the past decade. They inevitably influenced Russian education, particularly history teaching. We can identify a number of problems that have arisen in history education, from the emergence of new ideological symbols to inequities between schools for the rich and schools for the poor ...
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Russians and Non-Russians on the Collapse of the USSR

1997
For Russians, having an empire was natural. For centuries, well before the rise of nationalism as a political ideology, many peoples were subject to Russian rule. Some had been assimilated relatively peacefully, others with a great deal of suffering and loss of life.
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Farewell to the Era: IMEMO before the Collapse of the USSR

World Economy and International Relations, 2014
The article is dedicated to the scientific activities of IMEMO in 1989 which was a turning point for Perestroika, when the society had the feeling that a lot of the accumulated problems in the country couldn’t be solved in the framework of the previous political system.
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THE COLLAPSE OF THE USSR

2013
Milo Jones, Philippe Silberzahn
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THE COLLAPSE OF THE USSR - A SINGULAR POINT IN HISTORY

Topical Issues of Global Studies: Global Development and Limits to Growth in the 21st century, 2021
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Communism and its Collapse in the USSR and Eastern Europe

1998
In 1945 Russia emerged victorious from the greatest war in its history. Knowing what it wanted, and determined to obtain it, it was the Soviet Union that achieved most of its aims in the immediate postwar period. Having made the greatest sacrifices during the war, the Soviets felt that they were only taking their due.
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A. A. Zinovyev on the axiological causes of the collapse of the USSR

Gumanitarnyye Vedomosti TGPU im. L. N. Tolstogo, 2022
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COLLAPSE OF THE USSR:

2010
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What is the difference in global research on Central Asia before and after the collapse of the USSR: a bibliometric analysis

Scientometrics, 2019
Xi Gong, Yanwen Wang, Song Hong
exaly