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Meanings of socialist countries in English
Russian
лагерь мира и демократии The doctrine according to Andrei Zhdanov the world was divided into two irreconcilable camps in the Stalin era during the Cold War of which this one was led by the USSR.
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This is a Qatari dentist, like something from the socialist countries.
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But, unlike other socialist countries, the state kept most of the land for itself.
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Likewise, we prefer to have socialist countries for neighbors because that is expedient for us.
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In the mental asylum that the swathe of socialist countries was, even language was pathologised.
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Krasin said, Of course that would be preferable, but only in the case of socialist countries.
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In its heyday, it flew Cuban troops to Africa and passengers to allied socialist countries around the globe.
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Bolivia is part of the ALBA alliance of Latin American socialist countries that has for years delighted in confronting Washington.
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Faced by economic bankruptcy and political hostility in the West, Castro turned to the Soviet Union and other socialist countries.
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He's a rabid anti-Communist and doesn't trust the new Russian leaders; he believes all Germans are closet Nazis, and he dislikes socialist countries.
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Of the sixty-five developing and former socialist countries covered in the above-mentioned ILO study, income inequality rose in forty-one countries during the same period.
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For a while at least, British architecture was at the cutting edge of housing design, more innovative than both more capitalist and socialist countries.
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But in Russia, and in other former socialist countries, they have often been granted "de jure" (legal) independence but not full "de facto" (practical) autonomy.