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    Between 1801 and 1939‚ Russia had been exposed to many different changes as a result of the introduction of the Soviet Union in 1917. Such changes included differences in the economy as well as social reforms. There were also differences in the methods of production between the two times. Yet some things hadn’t changed between this period of time. For example‚ similar treatment of the people by the ruler of Russia and vice versa as well as techniques and ideas used the ruler was similar. A major

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    Impact of WWI on Russia

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    Impact of WW1 on Russia Social and economic: The war proved an economic disaster for Russia‚ the direct cost of war rose from 1‚500 million roubles in 1914 to 14‚500 million in 1918. And this was an expense of the rural or industrial workforce‚ thus production slumped and in any case in time of war the country needed to be producing more‚ not less to feed and supply its armies Military problems: Although the Russian government managed to mobilise around 15 million men between 14-17‚ mainly

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    Business Etiquet-Russia

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    particularities of a superpower with one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Russia is a mecca for international business relations. Business people looking to break into a new market or attempting to grow their European presence‚ enjoy the most success by developing new Russian clients and partners. Russia has a rich and proud cultural heritage that may be foreign to outsiders. Individuals traveling to Russia for business meetings should show respect for their Russian counterparts by practicing

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    Russia Car Industry

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    find from net The second is given in case. In file named image four to image 8 u had sent to me Ans 3 Future of Russian Car industry Russia has potential to become a major automotive base for the export of vehicles and components to the rest of the world. The future of Russian Car industry is attractive as the industry is having following strengths. * Russia has amole supplies of many of the world’s most value natural resources‚ especially those required to support a modern industrial economy

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    Both China and Russia began the 20th century as a pawn of foreign powers. While the leaders of Russia’s revolution focused on ending Western domination by armed rebellion‚ China instead initially concentrated on adopting ‘foreign ways’. Both movements emphasized industrialization greatly. By the middle of the 20th century‚ both Russia and China experienced political success‚ but differed in their degree of economic independence. One difference between the two was who the revolution focused on

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    Do-Not-Resuscitate Orders in Suicide Attempts Nursing 410 Introduction The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) has published a fact sheet of statistics on suicide in the United States. In 2007‚ it is reported that suicide was the tenth leading cause of death. Furthermore‚ for every suicide committed‚ eleven were attempted. A total of 34‚598 deaths occurred from suicide with an overall rate of 11.3 suicide deaths per 100‚000 people. (NIMH‚ 2010). Risk factors were also noted on this

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    Introduction: The importance of education is best driven by the Chinese proverb that says: "If you want to think one year ahead‚ plant rice If you want to think 10 years ahead‚ plant trees But if you want to think 100 years ahead‚ give education to people." Education plays an important role for every individual. India is the world’s second large densely populated country. We have a huge manpower. If we make use of this manpower for betterment of the society‚ India will definitely shine with

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    Nato Harmful To Russia

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    http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/30/world/europe/russia-ukraine-cadet-school/index.html?iid=article_sidebar Why NATO is such a thorn in Russia’s side By Diana Magnay‚ CNN updated 10:36 AM EDT‚ Wed May 7‚ 2014 Moscow (CNN) -- In a telephone call Monday between Russia’s Defense Minister General Sergei Shoigu and the U.S. Secretary of Defence Chuck Hagel‚ Shoigu described the activity of U.S. and NATO troops near Russia’s border as "unprecedented." According to the official Russian version of the call‚

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    Nicholas II was the last tsar of Russia under Romanov rule. He inherited the throne when his father‚ Alexander III‚ died in 1894. He was crowned on May 26‚ 1894. Although he believed in autocracy‚ he was eventually forced to create an elected legislature (Nicholas II). Nicholas was not trained nor inclined to rule‚ which did not help the autocracy he sought to preserve in an era desperate for change (“Czar Nicholas II Abdicates”). His poor handling of Bloody Sunday and Russia’s role in World War

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    Women in Stalins Russia

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    for all‚ there were holidays with pay for many workers‚ and an insurance scheme against accidents at work. To encourage women to go back to work after giving birth‚ almost all factories set up crèches to care for their children. However‚ women still faced discrimination in the workplace‚ usually occupying the lower positions Soviet women under Stalin were the first generation of women able to give birth in the safety of a hospital‚ with access to prenatal care.[75] Education was also an example of

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