Examples of using Soviet model in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Tamara is a Soviet model, actress and music composer.
In Eastern Europe, governments dominated by Communists adopted the Soviet model.
Workers and soldiers' councils, based on the Soviet model, sparked the so-called"German revolution";
The Soviets hoped that Cho would shape thecultural institutions of the new state based on the Soviet model.
These three were separated from the University in 1950, following the Soviet model, and reincorporated in the Alma Mater in1993.
Regina Zbarskaya- the legendary Soviet models, the tragic fate of which is full of mysteries, do not stop worrying fashion historians to this de….
To replace the unreliable warlord armies, Sun chose the Soviet model of a party army.
Since the breakdown of the Soviet model of education in 1989-1990, the University has undergone a complete restructuring and has now expanded considerably.
Planned economy(“hands on” systems, such as state socialism,also known as“command economy” when referring to the Soviet model).
Radical nationalization of the economy based on the Soviet model produced economic stagnation, lower standards of living and a deep malaise.
Introduced in the 1990s, the PLAGF plans to expand their number and rid itself of the massive,rigid formations of the Soviet model.
The Type 59 tank is based on an old Soviet model first used in China in the 1950s and has been produced in large numbers and has a long service life.
Prior to the reunification of Germany, general officer rank designations in theGerman Democratic Republic were based on the Soviet model.
Radical nationalization of the economy based on the Soviet model produced economic stagnation, lower standards of living and developed a deep anti-soviet feeling.
The Hungarian Working People's Party set about to modify the economy intosocialism by undertaking radical nationalization based on the Soviet model.
The new Yugoslavia also closely followed the Stalinist Soviet model of economic development in this early period, some aspects of which achieved considerable success.
The Belgian Marxist and Fourth International leader Ernest Mandel sided with Che against the partisans of Stalinist economics(like Charles Bettelheim)and the Cuban imitators of the Soviet model in the economic debates of 1963-64.
Across Eastern Europe, the Soviet model was enforced, with a termination of political pluralism, agricultural collectivisation, and investment in heavy industry.
Eventually planning was brought back, but it was neither the bureaucratic Soviet model, nor genuine democratic planning.
After initially copying the Soviet model, China changed its development strategy to embrace instead a state-supervised mix of state and private capitalism focused on exports.
Bashar, the State Department complains, hasn't allowed the Syrian economy-based on Soviet models, its researchers say- to be integrated into the US-superintended global economy.
After initially copying the Soviet model, China changed its development strategy to embrace instead a state-supervised mix of state and private capitalism focused on exports.
In January 1958, Mao Zedong launched the Great Leap Forward,a plan intended as an alternative model for economic growth to the Soviet model focusing on heavy industry that was advocated by others in the party.
The workers- and soldiers' councils emerged after the Soviet model as a result of the First World War and the November revolution as unmittebare advocacy of those people, which turned against the previous policy.
In January 1958, Mao Zedong launched the second Five-Year Plan, known as the Great Leap Forward,a plan intended as an alternative model for economic growth to the Soviet model focusing on heavy industry that was advocated by others in the party.
The original design was to prove the final,as the City of Kazan effectively followed a typical Soviet model with a historical centre on the inflow of the Kazanka River into the Volga, and the various industrial and"bedroom" districts(housing complexes) on the edges.
No figure loomed larger than Althusser in Marxist thought in the West during the 1960s and 70s-the decades in which the Soviet model was discredited in the West and new avenues opened up in Marxist philosophy and politics.
Secretary of State ChristianHerter announced that Cuba was adopting the Soviet model of rule, with a one-party state, government control of trade unions, suppression of civil liberties, and the absence of freedom of speech and press.
The SMAD wanted a redesigned Berlin University based on the Soviet model, however they insisted on the phrasing"newly opened" and not"re-opened" for political reasons.
The SMAD wanted a redesigned Berlin University based on the Soviet model, however they insisted on the phrasing“newly opened” and not“re-opened” for political reasons.
