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• Communist Romania
  #REDIRECT [[Socialist Republic of Romania]]
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• Socialist Romania
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• Socialist Republic of Romania
  ...the Socialist Republic of Romania.svg.png ‎|emblemfile=Coat of arms of SR Romania.svg.png ‎}} ...e-party state|one-party]] [[communist state]] that existed officially in [[Romania]] from 1947 to 1989. From 1947 to 1965, the state was known as the '''Roman
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• Communist Romania
  #REDIRECT [[Socialist Republic of Romania]]
  43 bytes (5 words) - 22:33, 7 August 2022
• Romanian People's Republic
  #REDIRECT [[Socialist Republic of Romania]]
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• Socialist Romania
  #REDIRECT [[Socialist Republic of Romania]]
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• SRR
  #REDIRECT [[Socialist Republic of Romania]]
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• Socialist Republic of Romania
  ...the Socialist Republic of Romania.svg.png ‎|emblemfile=Coat of arms of SR Romania.svg.png ‎}} ...e-party state|one-party]] [[communist state]] that existed officially in [[Romania]] from 1947 to 1989. From 1947 to 1965, the state was known as the '''Roman
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• Moldova
  ...ASSR, which was reformed into an SSR. Given that the region had been under Romania's control for two decades, it was decided to carry out deportations of elem ...n 1940 was because the Soviet leadership suspected, with good reason, that Romania would side with the Axis in a war against the USSR. Thus the Soviets used t
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• Socialist state
  * [[Socialist Republic of Romania]] (Republica Socialistă România) — until 1989
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• Warsaw Pact
  * [[Socialist Republic of Romania|Romania]]
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• Neocolonialism
  ...ised neoimperialism in Southeastern Europe, especially in the [[Kingdom of Romania]] and the [[Kingdom of Yugoslavia]], using ideas and institutions that evol
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• Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
  ...(and to less extents the [[Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia]] and [[Romania]]) exported tonnes of food to the Czechoslovakians, rescuing them from a po
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• Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact
  ...ranco's Spain joined March 26, 1939, On November 25, 1941 [[Finland]] , [[Romania]] , [[Bulgaria]] , and the puppet governments of [[Croatia]], [[Czechoslova * 1939, March: German-Romanian Economic Treaty ([[Romania]])
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• Essay:Anticommunism Kills
  '''1907, Kingdom of Romania:''' 419–11,000. '''1989, Romania:''' more than 2.
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• Hungarian People's Republic
  ...vices). This percentage was the lowest of any East European country except Romania (in comparison, the United States spent 11 percent of GNP on health care).|
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• Capitalism
  ...ial democrats simply joined the socialist parties, as had been the case in Romania, Bulgaria, and Czechoslovakia. At that time social democratic parties were
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• World War II
  ...[[Latvia]], [[Lithuania]] and [[Estonia]], [[Bessabarabia]] (Moldova) in [[Romania]]; and the territories of [[Brest]] and [[Grodno]] (occupied by [[Poland]]
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• Joseph Stalin
  ...[[Latvia]], [[Lithuania]] and [[Estonia]], [[Bessabarabia]] (Moldova) in [[Romania]]; and the territories of Brest and Grodno (occupied by [[Poland]] but hist
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• Essay:Against Dengism
  ...e, Estonia, Serbia, Poland, Finland / Alternative incident, Finland again, Romania, Lithuania, Latvia backed by German soldiers, Austria-Hungary, The Ottoman
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• Reading material on Cuba
  A comparative study of Cuba with the German Democratic Republic, Romania, and Czechoslovakia, examining the ability of the Cuban government to survi
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