Примери коришћења Communist regime на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Communist regime.
He was born under a Communist regime.
The communist regime of….
The country is under communist regime.
The Communist Regime Bucharest.
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But not of the communist regime.
The communist regime gave way to democratic elections and government.
Just a kid born under a communist regime.
Suddenly under the Communist regime you were not supposed to do that.
She fought against the communist regime.
Because of this, communist regime forbid him to go on college afterwards.
He struggled against the Communist regime.
The Albanian communist regime based the standard Albanian language mostly on Tosk Albanian.
He was not referring to the Communist regime.
During the rule of the godless Communist regime, the monastery and the surrounding villages were flooded.
They were protesting against the communist regime.
After the war, a communist regime was set up.
They were political exiles fleeing from a communist regime.
After the war, a communist regime was set up.
In those days Czechoslovakia was still under a Communist regime.
Twenty years later the communist regime in China remains in power.
De-Stalinization“radically delegitimized the Communist regime.
Within an independent Albania, the Albanian communist regime based the standard Albanian language mostly on Tosk Albanian.
Our differences in the Cold War were with the Soviet Communist regime.
Built during the communist regime, the hyrdoelectric plants were never adapted to handle increased consumption.
This led to the fall in the Communist regime.
The Museum of Prince Paul was subsequently closed by the Communist regime immediately after the end of World War II. His Royal Highness Prince Paul Karageorgevitch reposed in the Lord in the American Hospital in Neuilly near Paris on September 14, 1976.
Controlled completely by the Communist regime.
After an officially banned book by the Communist regime of the SFR Yugoslavia(Belgrade, 1983) and an unofficially banned book by the Serbian Orthodox Church Diocese of Canada publishing house Istocnik(Toronto, 2009), Prvoslav Vujcic became the first author in the world whose book was banned by atheists(the League of Communists of Yugoslavia) while the second book was banned by churchgoers(the Serbian Orthodox Church Diocese of Canada publishing house Istocnik).
But… I grew up under a communist regime.