Приклади вживання The soviet press Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Soviet Press.
We all know the Soviet press was.
The Soviet press was silent.
Revelations were made in the Soviet press.
The Soviet press did not write about it.
However, based on this document, the Soviet press went even further.
Later the Soviet press would criticise Dovzhenko for“architectural excesses”.
Many of his publications in the Soviet press were forced to sign pseudonyms.
The Soviet press immediately wrote that the  United States supplied weapons to counterrevolutionaries.
After that,the  name of Lina Kostenko was not mentioned in the Soviet press for many years.
Meanwhile, the Soviet press reported that there were no civilian casualties in Finland.
It was written in 1960, rejected by the Soviet press and confiscated by the  KGB.
Even formally it was not addressed to either Soviet  party andstate structures or the Soviet press.
It was written in 1960, rejected by the Soviet press and confiscated by the  KGB.
In January 1953, the Soviet press reported that nine doctors, six of whom were Jewish, had been arrested and confessed their guilt.
They were unfamiliar with any civilization and the  story resonated greatly in the Soviet press at the  time.
Hitler's speeches were extensively quoted in the Soviet press in 1939-1940, and the  commentaries were favorable.
In 1966-1967, the Soviet press appeared 4 poet poem(not countingthe  publications in children's magazines), after a period of public muteness.
Stalin praised this speech as a callbefore the  war, and in the Soviet press launched an advocacy campaign against"Incendiary new war.".
In January 1953, the Soviet press reported that nine doctors, at least six of them Jews, had been arrested and confessed their… Universalium.
As can be seen even from the Soviet press, in the  West every citizen can openly criticize his government.
Between 1921 and 1923, Kameneva was a leading member of the  Central Commission for Fighting the  After-Effects of the  Famine[5] and oversaw a propaganda campaign against the  American Relief Administration(ARA)under Herbert Hoover in the Soviet press.
At this time in the  pages of the Soviet press continued discussion on the  education of the  new man of the  socialist type.
The Soviet press reacted to the  publication of The  Investigator by accusing the  UK of allowing anti‑Soviet activities to take place on its territory.
The Soviet press called them"machines of communism" and the  USSR Academy of Sciences producing collections of articles entitled"Cybernetics- in the  service of communism.".
The Soviet press secretary argued that legalization is an internal matter of the  Russian Orthodox Church, which itself is against any changes to the  status quo in Western Ukraine.
After this signing, the Soviet press was forbidden from writing anything negative about Germany and were not allowed to publish any references to the  fact that the  two nations used to be enemies, at least, until the  Nazis invaded the Soviet  Union.