Difference between revisions of "Soviet archives"

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"When the Soviet archives were opened after the fall of the Soviet regime in 1991 ... They all confirmed and substantiated what conservatives had been arguing for decades – that the Soviets were totalitarian and malicious expansionist aggressors that started and prolonged the Cold War." [1] }}

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-*"When the [[Soviet archives]] were opened after the fall of the [[Soviet]] regime in 1991 ... They all confirmed and substantiated what conservatives had been arguing for decades – that the Soviets were [[totalitarian]] and malicious [[expansionist]] [[aggressor]]s that started and prolonged the [[Cold War]]." [http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Read.aspx?GUID=86DE50D7-E16B-42C6-B61E-035B6A1F541D] }}
+*"When the Soviet archives were opened after the fall of the [[Soviet]] regime in 1991 ... They all confirmed and substantiated what conservatives had been arguing for decades – that the Soviets were [[totalitarian]] and malicious [[expansionist]] [[aggressor]]s that started and prolonged the [[Cold War]]." [http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Read.aspx?GUID=86DE50D7-E16B-42C6-B61E-035B6A1F541D] }}
 [[Category:Cold War]]
 [[Category:Soviet Union]]