Примеры использования Non-communist на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One section wanted to transform the party into a non-communist party, on the lines of the Danish Socialist People's Party(SF),
The term came into wide use from the mid-1990s after Communist candidates won a number of regions from non-Communist opposition candidates.
that is to say, by the non-communist left.
Despite the presence in that coalition of two non-communist groups, the United National Front for an Independent,
representing the non-Communist elements of the anti-fascist movement,
the emergence of a non-communist government led by Tadeusz Mazowiecki(December 1980)
the Khmer Rouge's foreign supporters pressured it to join with two non-communist resistance forces to form a coalition government-in-exile, the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea.
about the PRC's cooperation with non-communist countries.
Most DEFA pictures of the 1970s were allowed in no more than one non-communist state, if any at all, while Beyer's film was bought by distributors in West Germany,
who in his The Stages of Economic Growth: A Non-Communist Manifesto(1960) concentrates on the economic system side of the modernization,
they killed tens of thousands of“non-Communists”.
In May 1925, the Exec Committee of Comintern in a plenary session ordered communists in Indonesia to form a united anti-imperialist front with non-communist nationalist organizations,
In September 1989 he became the first non-communist Prime Minister of Poland.
guest teams from non-communist countries.
In December 1948 non-communist party members were expelled.
It has replaced the previous organizations that served during the Cold War to organize non-communist trade unions in the world,
The original five non-communist countries of ASEAN-- Indonesia,
For the first time since the election to the People's Seimas in 1940, non-communist candidates were allowed to run.
She worked to send non-Communist American students to the 1959 World Youth Festival.
Poland's economic transition began with the establishment of the first non-communist Government in September 1989.