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... Soviet Union itself in 1950. Their revival shows again the complacent irrationality of the Soviet government's conviction that any subject who objects to its policies must be out of his mind . Although the Czars occasionally sent ...
... Soviet Union itself in 1950. Their revival shows again the complacent irrationality of the Soviet government's conviction that any subject who objects to its policies must be out of his mind . Although the Czars occasionally sent ...
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this There are other aspects of Soviet psychiatry that may cause skepticism in the West . Soviet psychia- trists , as Dr. Martin G. Allen noted in 1973 , are notably diffident about conceding that environmen- tal factors might be ...
this There are other aspects of Soviet psychiatry that may cause skepticism in the West . Soviet psychia- trists , as Dr. Martin G. Allen noted in 1973 , are notably diffident about conceding that environmen- tal factors might be ...
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... Soviet Leadership , 1957-64 ( Baltimore , 1966 ) . 7. The most penetrating discussion of most of the issues raised in this section is to be found in Valery Chalidze , To Defend These Rights : Human Rights and the Soviet Union ( New York ...
... Soviet Leadership , 1957-64 ( Baltimore , 1966 ) . 7. The most penetrating discussion of most of the issues raised in this section is to be found in Valery Chalidze , To Defend These Rights : Human Rights and the Soviet Union ( New York ...
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