Примери за използване на Soviet propaganda на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It's a Soviet propaganda.
Finnish officers with seized Soviet propaganda.
Soviet propaganda didn't end there.
Leave that Soviet propaganda.
Soviet propaganda was not questioned.
Examples of Soviet Propaganda.
The Soviet propaganda machine actively used Liskow's image.
This is almost akin to Soviet propaganda.
Soviet propaganda actively fostered a myth of the inevitability of communism's triumph.
It was dismissed as Soviet propaganda.
Thus, Soviet propaganda went out into the public under the name of a U.S. magazine, misleading Americans.
Her feat was widely touted by Soviet propaganda.
(4) All Soviet propaganda beyond Soviet security sphere is basically negative and destructive.
The Secretary of State denounced it as Soviet propaganda.
Soviet propaganda is propaganda of communist ideas and the Soviet way of life.
The'Turksib' was used extensively by Soviet propaganda.
Later, Soviet propaganda maintained that anyone who mentioned the famine must be an agent of Nazi Germany.
His further activity was tied with Soviet propaganda.
Soviet propaganda accused Jews of imperialism in the 1930s and(with the Arabs) of racism in the 1970s….
How photo manipulations became a tool of Soviet propaganda.
Thus, Soviet propaganda went out into the public under the name of a U.S. magazine, misleading Americans.
Instead, the channel offers a shiny updated version of Soviet propaganda.
His role in Soviet propaganda was largely equivalent to that of Andrey Vlasov in Nazi propaganda. .
Even before coming to power she was nicknamed The Iron Lady in Soviet propaganda, an appellation which stuck.
Despite all the naked Soviet propaganda, I understood that I was living under a regime of absolute rightlessness and absolute cruelty.
The accession of Gorbachev ultimately ended a period of strident Soviet propaganda against United States president Ronald W.
The official Soviet propaganda tried to portray the Polish underground as"waiting with their arms at ease" and not fighting the common enemy.
As the elite polyglot sex workers entertained the foreign sailors they whispered sweet Soviet propaganda into their ears.
In the days following the shelling, the Soviet propaganda machine generated much noise about other fictitious acts of Finnish aggression.
Or, perhaps, some of them have found their way to bars where hostesses once again whisper sweet Soviet propaganda in their clients' ears.