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Lancet, The, 1990
To assess trends in health in Eastern Europe, age-standardised mortality rates since 1950 in four Eastern European countries (German Democratic Republic, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary) were compared with those in two Western European countries (Federal Republic of Germany and England and Wales).
D P Förster
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To assess trends in health in Eastern Europe, age-standardised mortality rates since 1950 in four Eastern European countries (German Democratic Republic, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary) were compared with those in two Western European countries (Federal Republic of Germany and England and Wales).
D P Förster
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Midwifery, 1997
Women's experiences of pregnancy and childbirth in the countries of central and eastern Europe are explored in this paper. A capacity building intervention programme in St Petersburg, Russia, which attempts to reform practices within the city, is described.
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Women's experiences of pregnancy and childbirth in the countries of central and eastern Europe are explored in this paper. A capacity building intervention programme in St Petersburg, Russia, which attempts to reform practices within the city, is described.
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Non-Destructive Testing, 1971
The rules for the selection of magnetic field strength in magnetic-particle testing are generally based on experience. However, the magnetic properties of steels tested by this method are such that the same value of field strength can give a different magnetic induction.
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The rules for the selection of magnetic field strength in magnetic-particle testing are generally based on experience. However, the magnetic properties of steels tested by this method are such that the same value of field strength can give a different magnetic induction.
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2021
Abstract This article discusses the interdependent notions of “decadent” and “new” in Russian and Ukrainian writers at the fin de siècle. Eastern European decadence is located at the intersection of not only gender and temporal perspectives, but also spatial ones created by the impact of the colonial situation on the culture of the ...
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Abstract This article discusses the interdependent notions of “decadent” and “new” in Russian and Ukrainian writers at the fin de siècle. Eastern European decadence is located at the intersection of not only gender and temporal perspectives, but also spatial ones created by the impact of the colonial situation on the culture of the ...
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Abstract Eastern Europe encompasses a huge area with different ecotones settled non-uniformly during Mesolithic from c. 10,400–9,200 bc. The end of the Mesolithic in eastern Europe corresponds to the beginning of the Atlantic period when pottery spread over vast areas rather rapidly (c. 6,000–5,600 bc).
Ekaterina Dolbunova, Andrey Mazurkevich
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Ekaterina Dolbunova, Andrey Mazurkevich
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