Examples of using Soviet power in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Soviet power is a myth.
If only the Soviet power!….
Meantime, history has recorded fifteen years of existence of the Soviet power.
Communism equals Soviet power plus electrification of the entire country.
In 1919 the Red Army established Soviet power.
That Soviet power is a dictatorship cannot be disputed, says Kautsky.
In 1919 the Red Army briefly established Soviet power here.
The coin"50 years of Soviet power" was released in1967 and has a nominal value of 1 ruble.
The April 9 tragedy radicalised Georgian opposition to Soviet power.
Maybe, attempt to demonstrate loyalty to the Soviet power was the creation of the series"Glory to the world of poetry!»(1950).
Legacy==The April 9 tragedy radicalised Georgian opposition to Soviet power.
In great measure this belief was linked to the belief in Soviet power, as the power that had brought economic development to the whole Union”(ibid).
Instead, R. Shmaryahu would activate a network ofcontacts in Moscow to intercede at the highest levels of Soviet power.
Basically, at the moment I realized I wanted this game tobe published, I understood that Soviet power will either help me or never let it happen," he said.
This is not merely a rotten theory, but also a dangerous theory, because it lulls our people to sleep, leads them into a trap,while it gives the class enemy a chance to recover for war against the Soviet power.
When the revolution of 1917 broke out,a largethe number of people who did not accept the foundations of Soviet power, began to seek refuge in the territory of this country.
I don't like the"directed democracy," and I don't like Soviet power, and I don't like tsars, and I don't like Mongol overlords, and I don't like the theocratic dynasts of old Moscow and Kiev.
This is not only a rotten theory, but also a dangerous theory, for it lulls our people to sleep, it leads them into a snare,while allowing the class enemy the possibility of rallying for the struggle against the Soviet power.
The Bolsheviks seized power in 1917,talked incessantly of proletarian dictatorship and soviet power, yet inevitably, with or without wanting to, created a vast bureaucratic police state.
Soviet power took thousands upon thousands of these best buildings from the exploiters at one stroke, and in this way made the right of assembly- without which democracy is a fraud- a million times more democratic for the people.
Recent events in the Ukraine(partly also in Finland and Byelorussia, as well as in the Caucasus) point similarly to a regrouping of class forces which is taking place in the process of the struggle between the bourgeois nationalism of the Ukrainian Rada, the Finnish Diet, etc.,on the one hand, and Soviet power, the proletarian-peasant revolution in each of these national republics, on the other.
Briefly, this line was that in the fight against the Soviet power it is permissible to utilise a war situation and to make certain concessions to capitalist states for the purpose of neutralising them, and sometimes for the purpose of obtaining their assistance.
But this one country, thanks to the Soviet power, has done so much that even if the Soviet power in Russia were to be crushed by world imperialism tomorrow, as a result, let us say, of an agreement between German and Anglo-French imperialism-- even granted that very worst possibility-- it would still be found that Bolshevik tactics have brought enormous benefit to Socialism and have assisted the growth of the in vincible world revolution.
In order to suppress intellectual opposition to Soviet power, a number of historians working in the university, including Sergey Platonov, Yevgeny Tarle and Boris Grekov, were imprisoned in the so-called Academic Affair of 1929- 1930 on fabricated charges of participating in a counter-revolutionary conspiracy aimed at overthrowing the government.