Sentence examples for soviet closure from inspiring English sources
The Anglo-American decision to circumvent the arbitrary Soviet closure of road and rail routes to the German capital marked the start of the cold war.
With Soviet troops closing in, the last 300 to 700 Sonderkommandos disposing of the incriminating evidence were executed by Trawnikis in late July 1944, long after the camp's official closure.
Unemployment rose after the collapse of the Soviet Union with the closure of many factories and some health and education facilities with the cessation of Soviet funding (40– 40).
Many women also lost jobs after the closure of Soviet-era factories and plants.
In 1992, the Group of Seven industrialized nations recommended the closure of 25 Soviet-designed reactors, including all Chernobyl-style power plants.
After all, an earlier part of the deal, the closure of the Soviet-era nuclear reactor at Yongbyon in July, came three months later than promised.
She went on to fill 20 pages with detailed allegations of how the Soviet military authorities in Kaliningrad had continually hampered her inquiry, resulting in its failure and premature closure.
In 1989, two years prior to the Soviet collapse, when Nazarbayev was Kazakhstan's leader, a public movement was allowed to emerge to demand closure of the Semipalatinsk nuclear testing site where over 450 nuclear tests had left deep scars.
Bowd, a one-time Communist party of Great Britain activist, chanced on Lejeune's grave in 1989 as Soviet "communism" collapsed, and for him uncovering the shabby reality behind this revolutionary life seems to have offered a certain closure.
Crimean Tatars, the mostly Muslim ethnic group that was exiled to Central Asia during the Soviet era and who have largely opposed Russian rule, also have suffered arrests and disappearances, and their television channel faces closure.
