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Meanings of soviet citizens in English

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Usage of soviet citizens in English
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A minority of Soviet citizens were underground artists, who of course loved it.
The Guardian
2
Soviet citizens had not been informed that Soviet troops were now at war.
The new yorker
3
Red Army soldiers talking to Soviet citizens liberated by their advance.
A writer at war: vasily grossman with the red army
4
For a number of Soviet citizens, the line of submissive endurance had been breached.
The gates of november
5
Patriotic Soviet citizens, according to Stalin, were supposed to commit suicide rather than surrender.
The Guardian
6
Other Soviet citizens were grateful that the nightmare was over.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
7
Didn't salute, didn't say "sir." They were all equal Soviet citizens, weren't they?
Dangerous Women
8
There are four other people inside, all no doubt innocent Soviet citizens forced to appear otherwise.
The bourne ultimatum
9
Soviet citizens were desperate for news of the war, but newspapers gave little reliable news in 1941.
A writer at war: vasily grossman with the red army
10
What can Soviet citizens do about Stalinism?
The God That Failed
11
Soviet citizens listen to Molotov's announcement of the German invasion, 22 June 1941
A writer at war: vasily grossman with the red army
12
Cooking demos, shoe exhibits - we had beauty pavilions where Soviet citizens could see women being made up.
The Guardian
13
All Soviet citizens, soldiers and civilians alike, were struck by the change, the moment they crossed the German border.
A writer at war: vasily grossman with the red army
14
Visiting Russia, Mr Dreher learns how honest Soviet citizens tried to avoid having much to do with the system.
The economist
15
Russia estimates that nearly 27 million Soviet citizens - including both soldiers and civilians - perished during World War Two.
Reuters
16
I suggested, "And meeting Soviet citizens?"
The Kingmaker
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Soviet citizens through the time
Soviet citizens across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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