Примери за използване на Decommunization на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This paper has tried to give an overview of the state of decommunization in Romania.
So-called decommunization is at the heart of this two-fold process.
All these are actions conducted by the Romanian state in the process of decommunization.
This is a law on decommunization, but how well it can function is another matter.
Bulgaria has no successes at all for the simple reason that in fact it has not begun any real attempts at decommunization.
To be precise, decommunization started with Ukraine obtaining independence.
In 2015, riding a wave of nationalist sentiment in the wake of conflict in the country's east,Ukraine began an intensive process of decommunization.
Ukraine experienced a second wave of decommunization after the Orange Revolution of 2004.
Decommunization material provided by the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance(UINP).
All analyses done during these years attested that Romanian political parties almost unanimously remained reluctant to deal with the problem of decommunization.
From its beginnings“decommunization” took aim not only at the Soviet era but at earlier socialist and republican history too.
The Maidan protests all over Ukraine and the subsequent dismantling of Lenin statues(‘Leninfall')- a movement from below,which was supported by nationalists as well as liberals- gave the official politics of decommunization strong backing.
Otherwise, the decommunization of the early 1990s was limited to its symbolic dimension and practiced very unequally in the regions.
As we will see later, the Euromaidan andthe subsequent political developments in Ukraine(including decommunization) have rekindled the old dispute about whom the Ukrainian Revolution belongs to- the left or to the nationalists.
The problem of decommunization was analyzed in the broader context of the theoretical discussion on transitional justice and its judicial mechanisms.
And even more importantly, the Russian aggression against Ukraine andthe use of Soviet symbols for pro-Russian mobilisation turned decommunization into an issue of national security and helped the government to legitimize it in the eyes of the public.
Decommunization has become a tool for resurgent nationalist movements to rehabilitate their own record- one which often involved Nazi collaboration.
In many cases, ex-prisoners andex-dissidents present the process of decommunization as a desire for justice- or even revenge- with punishment and compensation for the wrongs committed under 40 years of communist rule.
My name is Stoyan Kadiev. I am 56 years old, a civil engineer and I strongly desire the adoption of the CEPA Resolution condemning totalitarian andpost totalitarian communism as well as the adoption of another Resolution especially for Bulgaria and a Program for decommunization of Bulgaria.
The newest wave of public debate on decommunization was triggered by the four memory laws adopted by the Ukrainian parliament in April 2015.
BSP's main feature was that it came to office several times while the policy of the right was disappointing,a lot of attention being given to decommunization rather than Bulgarian three key issues resolution(corruption, health care, and energy).
Only when a wave of decommunization from below started in 2013-14 was this decree used by Ukrainian activists and local authorities for legitimizing the‘wild' toppling of monuments.
I would appreciate it if during deliberations of the Draft Resolution on 8 September 2003 and over talks and discussions with Bulgarian politicians andpolitical organizations you take into consideration the actual need of decommunization in Bulgaria, a tentative model of which I take the liberty to offer to your attention.
At the same time a de facto,non-ideological decommunization continued under the pretext of‘modernizing' the urban space(in reality often replacing‘outdated' Soviet symbols with Orthodox ones).26.
This booklet contains excerpts from Stephan Courtois' Black book of communism, CE's Resolution 1096(of 27 June 1996),Bulgarian Law Declaring Communism as a Crime(of 5 May 2000) and a Program for Decommunization and Democratization of Bulgaria, created by myself, whose English translation I am enclosing to you.
The third wave of decommunization was initiated by the new Ukrainian government after the fall of Yanukovych and is often considered to be yet another attempt to accomplish what was not achieved after the Orange Revolution.
Get ready to read the complete reports of the National Security Service, the NSCOC(National Directorate for Combating Organized Crime) on smuggling, confidential documents on high-level corruption in the public administration while theUDF was in power, and the complete history of UDF's greatest betrayal in that period- the unexpected lustration and decommunization.
According to media reports, police interfered in instances of violation of the decommunization law, asking individuals to take off the ribbons and other prohibited symbols, explaining the legal grounds for these requests.
The process of decommunization in Romania has become a political issue since the State Security Files Access Law was passed by the Romanian Parliament and signed by the Romanian President, Mr. Emil Constantinescu, in December 1999, ten years after the 1989 Romanian revolution.