The linguistic expression of power in political addresses of Polish prime ministers from 1945 to 2019 (quantitative analysis) by Citlak Amadeusz, Kozioł Pamela

“…The timeframe covers 74 years, between 1945 and 2019, including two important periods in Polish history: Soviet domination (1945-1989) and the time since the fall of communism and the return of an independent Poland (1989-2019). …”
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THE RUSSIAN STATE, LENIN AND THE CENTRAL ASIA by E. M. Korhzokin

“…However, it was a complicated task, because those nations were parts of the Russian and, lately, the Soviet state. State-building objectives include the creation of new historical narrative. …”
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The Investigation of Military Suicides in the 1930—1950 s. by D.N. Shkarevsky

“…The article formulates the following conclusions. The Soviet criminal law provided responsibility for bringing to suicide or assisting suicide and attempted suicide. …”
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Motyw nadziei w twórczości Igora Talkowa by Aleksandra Ancerowicz

“… The aim of this paper is to present the literary theme of hope in the works of the Soviet Russian rock poet Igor Talkov (1956–1991). …”
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Places Revisited: Transnational Families and Stories of Belonging by Pihla Maria Siim

“…Interviews were made with immigrants from the former Soviet Union living in Finland and their family members living in the country of origin (in Russian Karelia and Estonia). …”
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Tălmăcitori în „Graiul Nou” by Carmen Brăgaru

“…Their texts as well as the poems, songs or folklore pieces carefully selected from different areas of the Soviet Bloc needed gifted Romanian translators dedicated to the communist cause. …”
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Hyperborea: The Arctic Myth of Contemporary Russian Radical Nationalists by Victor Shnirelman

“…After the disintegration of the Soviet Union Russians had to search for a new identity. …”
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Anton Nilsson et l’écho d’une bombe. Malmö, 1908-1917 by Lars Berggren, Roger Johansson

“…On Midsummer's Eve 1919, Anton Nilsson took an international flight certificate and went to the young Soviet state to become a pilot in the Red Army. He remained an agitator throughout his life and participated as a centenarian in the First of May demonstration in Stockholm, where he then lived and later was also buried.…”
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Mass Higher Education in Russia: Features of Dynamics by V. F. Pugach

“…The article considers the massification of higher education in post-Soviet Russia and shows its special aspects against the background of the studentship history in our country from 1917 to 2017. …”
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75 YEARS OF MEPHI’S HISTORY: CONTINUITY OF EDUCATIONAL INNOVATIONS by I. E. Zadorozhnyuk

“…Strikhanov) published in the series “Science in the Soviet Union: Through the difficulties to the stars” is devoted to the first 50 years of the history of MEPhI. …”
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Irene Joliot-Curie, une féministe engagée ? by Louis-Pascal Jacquemond

“…She believed in the communist and soviet model despite some hesitations and disillusions.…”
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Robots poètes chez Stanisław Lem : réflexions sur la nécessaire étrangeté de la langue littéraire en contexte soviétique by Sylvia Chassaing

“…This humanist criticism is here aimed against a narrow understanding of science and logic which was characteristic of the late Soviet period. Simultaneously, the use of both archaisms and neologisms makes this criticism less direct by hiding its topicality, which allows Lem to get around state censorship. …”
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The Pact of Baghdad on Account of its Effect to Relationship of Turkish - Arabian by Mustafa Bostancı

“…The base of Baghdad Pact, which was organized for the purposes of preventing penetration of the Soviet Union into Middle East, was laid by a convention entered by and between Turkey and Iraq on February 24, 1955, and Iran, Pakistan and England joined the pact at a later date. …”
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Exceptionnalisme et impérialisme dans le discours de politique étrangère américain des années Clinton by Frédéric Heurtebize

“…What ideological justifications could underpin the maintenance or strengthening of the U.S. presence worldwide once the Soviet threat had vanished and yet before the dramatic eruption of terrorism in New York and Washington? …”
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Anti-alcohol campaign in Gorky region in perestroika time by A. A. Fomenkov

“…The positive sides in the activities of the party and Soviet bodies of the Gorky region in the anti-alcohol campaign are indicated. …”
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Performative Translation: Latvia’s Orbita Group as a Post-Monolingual Heterotopia by Kevin M. F. Platt

“… The Orbita multimedia and poetry collective, based in Riga, Latvia, has succeeded in making poetry written in Russian an integral part of the Latvian cultural and literary scene, despite the burden borne by Russian language and culture in this society as a result of still unsettled and contested histories of Russian and Soviet imperial domination and cultural imperialism. …”
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Turkmen Students at Volgograd State Technical University by L. F. Belyakova, T. L. Sidorova, R. M. Petruneva, V. D. Vasilyeva

“…The article addresses the problems of language adaptation of foreign students who came from the former Soviet republics, mainly on the example of students from Turkmenistan.…”
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The Important Step for European Integration: “Council of Europe” and the Matter of Turkey’s Membership to Council by Ali Servet Öncü

“…After World War II, Europeans set up several organizations both not to suffer similar disasters anymore and to become more powerful against the Soviet Union making its power felt in Europe day by day. …”
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La situation de la langue ossète en Ossétie du Sud et le rôle des conflits de 1920, 1991-1992 et 2008 by Laurent Alibert

“…The abolition of an official status for Ossetic language (which was co-official with Russian and Georgian on the territory of the oblast during the soviet period) during the Gamsakhurdia period (first georgian government post-USSR) was, for Ossetian people one of the two main reasons for choosing independence – the other one being the territorial denial of South Ossetia (in Ossetic « Hussar Iryston ») and of its history in favor of the Georgian conception of the territory as Samachablo, a part of Shida Kartli. …”
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The ancient past and fiction, or about the construction of worlds by humanities scholars: A review of books by D.E. Martynov

“…These texts can be considered as “imperial literature” tied to the post-Soviet realities and projects aimed to find a better future.…”
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