Sentence examples for soviet domain from inspiring English sources
My landlady, Marina, Sergushev's great-granddaughter, told me that, in the years following the revolution, Sergushev travelled around half a dozen regions, helping to establish Communism across the Soviet domain.
This was due in large part to state incentives encouraging settlement of these eastern reaches of the Soviet domain.
Elections in Kyrgyzstan last October prompted hopes for what would be the first parliamentary democracy in the old Soviet Central Asia, long a domain of authoritarian governments.
Much of it is an elegantly presented narrative of information already in the public domain about Soviet mischief-making during the cold war.
By far the bulk of collection and study of Central Asian music of Turkistan and Siberia lay in the domain of Soviet scholars, who instituted systematic fieldwork as early as the 1920s; much of this literature has remained largely inaccessible to the non-Russian reader.
Theresa Scavo, chairwoman of Community Board 15, which includes Homecrest, Sheepshead Bay, Manhattan Beach and Gerritsen Beach, is proud of a polyglot domain that is peopled with Irish- and Italian-Americans, Syrian Jews, thriving Soviet immigrants and a growing number of Asian newcomers.
2,800,000 JEWS IN SOVIET RUSSIA; This Represents a Decline of 2,200,000 From the Total in the Czar's Domains.
Archives|2,800,000 JEWS IN SOVIET RUSSIA; This Represents a Decline of 2,200,000 From the Total in the Czar's Domains.
With the Internet opening to new domains, there has been a tussle over who will control the.eco domain, with Al Gore's Alliance for Climate Protection vying against the Canadian company Big Room, supported by former Soviet leader Michel Gorbachev's charity Green Cross International.
