Sentence examples for soviet entrance from inspiring English sources

For those who believe that honorable ends absolve a nation of evil means, there is the argument that the bombings shortened the war, although the preponderance of more recent evidence would hold that the Soviet entrance into the war against Japan two days after Hiroshima was a more decisive factor.

The Soviet re-entrance into Poland brought with it the progressive installation of a Communist regime.

Unlike other rebel strongholds, like the Panjshir Valley, whose long bottleneck canyon of an entrance confounded Soviet and Taliban forces alike, Chahar Burjak's impenetrability arises from its absence of significant terrain.

Over its entrance stands Soviet sculptor Vera Mukhina's enormous Worker and Kolkhoz Woman.

The late-Soviet version of the entrance of the Shades, which had become somewhat stale by the 1990s, was replaced by a pseudo-Romantic look.

Approaching the camp entrance, I saw a Soviet soldier in baggy pants, peaked cap and a Kalashnikov rifle slung over his shoulder standing guard by the gate.

Mr. Rahman's defenses are responsible for a front line area that stretches a mile and a half from the 108th Regiment headquarters to the western entrance to the sprawling Soviet-built Bagram air base here.

The entrance is spectacular, with a Soviet tank surrounded by hundreds of photographs of victims.

Video footage showed Pyotr Pavlensky standing on Moscow's Lubyanka Square in front of the building where political prisoners were interrogated and killed in the Soviet era, as flames licked around its entrance, scorching parts of two heavy wooden doors.

We gain entrance, as well, to a realm normally roped off to trespassers: Soviet cybernetics — the science of control systems.

What wasn't ordinary was Rice's coming out of a political science course at the University of Denver so entranced with Russian history that she decided to become a Soviet specialist.