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    How far do you agree with the view that the origins of the Cold War in 1945 and 1946 owed much to ideological differences and little to personalities and conflicting national interests? The Cold War marked a period of hostility between the superpowers; USA (and by extension‚ the West) and the Soviet Union. The hostility began after the Second World War‚ despite the supposed camaraderie between the two superpowers during the war as allies against Hitler and Fascism. Whether the schism between the

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    I.- Estern Europe and the Cold War 1948-1989 How secure was Soviet control of Europe 1948-1968? * How did Stalin control Eastern Europe? * After the war political vacuum in many countries of Eastern Europe. Stalin helped the communist parties in them to win power Cominform “communist information bureau” organization to co-ordinate the communist government in Eastern Europe. Made meetings and sent out instructions to communist government about what the USSR wanted them to do.

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    On Wednesday‚ 20 November 2013‚ Paul Seary wrote: Despite decades of often brutal repression‚ the eventual transition out of communism was generally peaceful throughout east central Europe. Discuss why this was the case and identify why it was not in those states and regions where conflict did arise. ‘From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic‚ an iron curtain has descended across the Continent. Behind that line lie all the capitals of the ancient states of Central and Eastern Europe

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    peace-building war” [“Первая миротворческая война”]. Kommersant (Moscow). August 9‚ 2008. Antipova‚ Natalia‚ and Sobina‚ Alexandra. “Tshinvali pictures did not find a space” [“Снимкам из Цхинвала места не нашлось”]. Izvestia. August 28‚ 2008. Aslanikashvili‚ Tamar. “We hope that we will‚ in future‚ be much better positioned to win any information war”. Georgian Times. August 18‚ 2008. Babchenko‚ Arcady. “Georgia-200” [“Грузия-200”]. Novaya Gazeta (Moscow). August 13‚ 2008. Danner‚ Mark. “Words in a Time of War”

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    On September 1‚ 2004‚ the world was shocked and horrified by the terrorist attack of Chechen rebels on a Middle school in the Russian town of Beslan. Nearly 1‚200 children‚ teachers‚ and parents were taken hostage on the first day of school‚ and held captive for 53 hours. In the aftermath of the explosions and gunfire‚ over 360 people were killed‚ and hundreds more were left injured (Kaplan‚ 2004). The siege of the school was the latest of a dozen bloody attacks – on targets such as airliners‚ trains

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    that justified the artistic thoughts and innovations of the Impressionism and Post-Impressionism movement (Karmel 21). Vasily Kandinsky is one of the more famous artist recognized from the expressionist movement. Born in Moscow 1866‚ he studied law at the University of Moscow‚ and declined a professorship to be able to go and study painting (Arnason 134). History of Modern Art textbook says that he always had devoted much time to the questions between music and art (135). When you look at Kandinsky

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    improvisation in battle to sweep across Europe and acquire an Empire for France. But in 1812‚ the seemingly invincible Napoleon made the fateful decision to invade Russia. He advanced deep into that vast country‚ eventually reaching Moscow in September. He found Moscow had been burned by the Russians and could not support the hungry French Army over the long winter. Thus Napoleon was forced to begin a long retreat‚ and saw his army decimated to a mere 20‚000 men by the severe Russian winter and chaos

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    The cost of living is going up and the chance of living is going down Nowadays there isn`t much controversy of opinion concerning the problem of high cost of living in Moscow. Most people regardless of their social status usually complain about high price level in the city of their residence. As to me‚ I can`t really say that I look upon this problem with a different eye. In fact‚ I`m being very emotional over this topic‚ because sure enough there is too much to complain about. I love and respect

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    events‚ and influence of society views on gender role of female. Document 6 and 10 forms a group‚ because both relate to the pride of countries for being part of Olympic. Document 6 was written by formal Soviet‚ state the effort of the country make Moscow chosen to stage 1980 Olympic game. It emphasizes the honor of hosting this competition and sees it as acknowledgement to the country ‘greatness. Document 10 was written to express the lack of pride of Pakistan’s Olympic team. It relates their performance

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    How far did the aims and key features of the Five-Year Plans change in the years 1928–41? The five year plans were introduced in 1928 by the Stalin and the USSR in order to industrialise Russia. Stalin wanted Russia to be self-sufficient which it wasn’t at the time to do this. The five year plans consisted of 3 plans were run from 1928-1941. The key features and aims of the five year plans can be viewed as being different for each one‚ however I will be arguing to a greater extent that the key aims

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