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Over half of the citizens of the Soviet Union were Russian.Soviet Union = a former communist country that fought the cold war with the United States
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This prevented the WOPR from launching all of the United States' ICBMs at the Soviet Union.† (source)
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Well, you go south at the Soviet Union and there we are.† (source)
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He and Gita dined at the best restaurants and vacationed at resorts around the Soviet Union.† (source)
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He de scribed what was happening in Afghanistan as a "war between two elephants"—the US and the Soviet Union—not our war, and said that we Pashtuns were "like the grass crushed by the hooves of two fierce beasts."† (source)
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Speaking as if the POWs were old friends, he voiced his hope that the prisoners would help Japan fight the "Red Menace"—the Soviet Union, which had just seized Japan's Kuril Islands.† (source)
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Three days before Britain and the Soviets joined forces.† (source)
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The Soviet Union: Few sources of intelligence are available, but there are indications that large investments have been made in the field.† (source)
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In 1957, the Soviets launchedSputnik I, casting a shadow of fear across America.† (source)
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A combined dinner of the Presidium and the Council of Ministers— two of the most powerful bodies in the Soviet Union.† (source)
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And General Taheri, whose hopes had stirred awake after the Soviets pulled out, went back to winding his pocket watch.† (source)
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Sometimes, when he went down to put the kettle on, and didn't return, I found them arguing happily in the kitchen like a pair of actors in a stage production, about the dissolution of the Soviet Union or whatever.† (source)
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In the east, the Soviets have retaken Minsk; the Polish Home Army is revolting in Warsaw; a few newspapers have become bold enough to suggest that the tide has turned.† (source)
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The only constraint on the arms race that remains is the nineteen seventy-two Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty between the United States and the Soviet Union.† (source)
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I can see the headline from here: "Germans and Soviets Parade in Poland."† (source)
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The Dark Elders valued their privacy; their preference was for quiet, out-of-the-way places small islands, patches of desert, countries like Switzerland, portions of the former Soviet Union, the arctic reaches of Canada, Himalayan temples and the Brazilian jungle.† (source)
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