Sentence examples for soviet treatment from inspiring English sources

What about the Soviet treatment of Jews?

In 1986, he was arrested outside the Soviet Embassy in Washington during a protest over Soviet treatment of Jewish citizens.

The Archbishop's Ceiling, produced in Washington, D.C., in 1977, dealt with the Soviet treatment of dissident writers.

So far as Mr Kissinger was concerned, the Soviet military threat was a legitimate source of concern; Soviet treatment of its dissidents less so.

The Soviet treatment of the rights of ethnic minorities is particularly instructive in this regard, not least due to its relevance to the contemporary debate over inclusion and diversity.

He returned to Moscow in 1952 as U.S. ambassador but came back to the United States the following year after the Russians declared him persona non grata for remarks he made about Soviet treatment of Western diplomats.

Solzhenitsyn had, after all, made his name in 1962 as author of a concise, restrained story, "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich", the first Soviet literary treatment of life inside a Stalinist labour camp.

Soviet and German treatment of deserters, a story of pitiless savagery, is not mentioned here.

And yes, Achauer told the UCI associates, he'd be willing to give the Soviet leader free treatment if he wants the mark removed.

I agree that performing in South Africa is morally wrong due to the apartheid practiced there, just as it is also morally wrong to perform in the Soviet Union due to the treatment of Soviet Jews and the war in Afghanistan.

Soviets denied such treatment was torture, just as American officials have in recent years: The effects of isolation, anxiety, fatigue, lack of sleep, uncomfortable temperatures, and chronic hunger produce disturbances of mood, attitudes and behavior in nearly all prisoners.