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Beyond the Holodomor: Current hunger in Ukraine and global food insecurity. [PDF]

Public Health Chall
George NS, Okeji FO, Iseghehi L.
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Toys from childhood in immigration: placing memories into context. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Protassova E, Yelenevskaya M.
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Pioneers of modern brain research-Cécile and Oskar Vogt and the Nobel Prize. [PDF]

Front Neuroanat
Hansson N, Fangerau H, De Sio F, Grell U, Amunts K.   +4 more
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The crisis of the Post-Cold War European order [PDF]

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Krastev, Ivan
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Isolating a culture of son preference among Armenian, Georgian and Azeri Parents in Soviet-era Russia. [PDF]

Evol Hum Sci
Schief M, Vogt S, Churilova E, Efferson C.   +3 more
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The Soviet City: Ideal and Reality

Russian Review, 1981
Chauncy D. Harris, James H. Bater
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Homegrown Russian Elites and Soviet Realities

2008
Since the beginning of the rapid transformation of Russia in 1917, at least two distinct types of views of the country appeared. The first was the official, government-certified description and evaluation of social and political life—the assessment that all people were expected to support.
Vladimir Shlapentokh, Eric Shiraev, Eero Carroll   +2 more
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Claims and Realities of Soviet Socialism

Russian Review, 1952
T HE representatives of the Communist Party and the Soviet press have declared that socialism in the U.S.S.R. has been victorious. The explanatory memorandum published in Soviet newspapers on January 30, 1939, simultaneously with the theses of an economic program for the future, proclaimed: "We have fully adopted a socialist system. . . .
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“American Dream – Soviet Reality”: Industrialization and Environmentalism in Soviet Cold War Public Diplomacy

Diplomatica, 2022
Abstract Expo ’67 in Montreal and Expo ’74 in Spokane took strikingly different stances regarding human-nature relations. The title of the first was “Man and His World.” Here, the Soviet pavilion exhibited the Krasnoyarsk Dam to showcase its conquest of nature.
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