Приклади вживання The soviet economy Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Mass deportations of peasants for purposes of punishment coincided with the mass use of forced labor in the Soviet economy.
Mass deportations of peasants for purposes of punishment coincided with the mass use of forced labor in the Soviet economy.
large military expenditures gradually brought the Soviet economy to stagnation.
A simple respite from requisitions for three months would not have harmed the Soviet economy, and would have saved most of those three million lives.
when they studied the Soviet economy.
could bring the Soviet economy Union crisis?
when they studied the Soviet economy.
The Soviet economy failed in large part because government bureaucrats directed everything,
secondary education employed in the Soviet economy the proportion of women was 29 percent in 1928,36 percent in 1940, and 59 percent in 1971.
by the late 1970s the Soviet economy will face serious problems that will force this issue to re-emerge”.
white-collar workers in the Soviet economy amounted to 39.4 hours,
resulting in a catastrophe for the Soviet economy.
which finally destroyed the Soviet economy and forced the USSR to apply for Western loans.
representing a catastrophe for the Soviet economy.
its support of Islamic terrorists and conspiracy to reduce oil prices in the 80-ies with the aim to strike at the Soviet economy.
the collective farm market,">i.e. with market forms that existed in the Soviet economy.
However, and this was only the formal cause- the end of 80-ies the situation in the Soviet economy has worsened so much that had rolled almost all the major construction projects, both in the energy and industry, transport, urban planning.
allowed a limited return to free trade, became the baseline on which the Soviet economy was based.
The Soviet economy and society stagnated in the following decades until General Secretary Mikhail GORBACHEV(1985-91)
The Soviet economy and society stagnated in the decades following Stalin's rule, until General Secretary Mikhail GORBACHEV(1985-91)