Examples of using Soviet republics in English and their translations into Polish
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At the same time qualifying rounds were held in each of the Soviet republics, and the culmination was the contest"Miss USSR.
The restoration of capitalism in the Soviet Union in 1991-92 led to the immiseration of the working masses throughout the former Soviet republics and unleashed a flood tide of bloody internecine slaughter.
signs of 14 other Soviet Republics are the subject of law of their legal successors.
the new from the Eurosport sports channels will be in the former Soviet republics Ukraine, Belarus, etc.
Even the Soviet republics like Ukraine, not mentioning the Baltic republics, had a better economy than the Polish one.
Europe should clearly indicate its will to cooperate with former soviet republics and gradually tighten the relations with them.
almost all other former Soviet republics have been able to solve this problem.
the collapse of the market in the former Soviet Republics are the main causes of the poor economic circumstances.
Russia outside its former Soviet Republics.
on popularity in the former Soviet republics occupy ports.
the EU imperialists have brought forward similar deals with two former Soviet republics- Georgia and Moldova.
almost all other former Soviet republics have been able to solve this problem.
On 11 March 1990, Lithuania became the first of the Soviet republics to declare its independence,
more autonomy for the Soviet Republics, more non-state-run business
game called The Land of Opportunity(2012), which projects the potential destinies of the millions of immigrants who arrive in the Russian Federation from the former Soviet republics.
economic influence in the former Soviet republics.
many of the women who come from the Philippines and the former Soviet Republics to work as au pairs do not come for cultural exchange.
Alongside mass pauperization in the USSR,"ethnic cleansing" fratricide rages throughout the weak new capitalist states of East Europe and former Soviet republics where nationalist ideology substituted for nonexistent capital as the motor force of counterrevolution.
the Eastern European countries, Russia and the former Soviet republics where I had been frequently teaching and with which I felt a particularly close connection.
The borders that the three Baltic countries- all former Soviet republics- share with Russia