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We have allowed China to increase their military strength and Russia to recover from Sovietisation, to give them a false sense of bravado, this will create an all together faster demise for them.' It means destruction of Iran is a very old dream of the US and certainly the US authorities would be doing all their best to materialize this dream; certainly discrimination between foul and fair would be no where under their consideration.

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Unfortunately, the Soviet period and the sovietisation have influenced Belarus' historical memory and culture negatively and undermined the idea of the national state.

At a commemoration of a 1956 anti-Communist uprising, Hungary's right-wing leader Viktor Orban said his country must stand up to Europe's "Sovietisation" and defend its borders against mass migration.

Nevertheless, upon the launch of the political show trials at the end of 1951, whose main goal was to seek the enemy within, this progressive (understood in terms of ideology, not composition) line of socialist creation ended--no longer seeking the "specifically Czech way to socialism", but consistent Sovietisation. After the fashion of the Soviet Union, radical expressions of revolutionary ideas started to be branded as deviant (leftist deviant), both when it comes to politics and art.

"The sovietisation process" (Popescu, 2010: 35) in Romania starts with the events in August, 23, 1944, when Marshall Ion Antonescu was removed from the government and Romania declared war to her former ally, Germany.

Le niveau de sovietisation au sein de l'espace sovietique a ete plus intense precisement la ou la conscience nationale etait la plus faible.

In the 1980s and into the 1990s, there was a dominant western perception that the indigenous people in Soviet Central Asia had failed to integrate into Soviet society and that there was large-scale resistance to political socialisation (Sovietisation) and European-Russian acculturation (Russification).

The London guardian.co.uk, published an article titled "US university accused of 'Sovietisation' of Catholic intellectual life" in which it criticized the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF), the body which oversees Catholic doctrine.

Sovietisation of local administration in Estonia 1940-1950.

Thus, the present analysis uses as a background for the argumentation precisely the series of theories developed during but also at the end of the Cold War, and restarted as a debate in 2001, with the post-communism, respectively postcolonialism dimensions (Moore 2001, Kovacevic 2008 and in Romania, by a special issue, in 2001, of the Echinox Journal on Postcolonialism and Postcommunism), approaching the generally ignored connection between the two areas and as a consequence of this connection, the reading through the colonial lenses of communism and in particular the process of cultural sovietisation of the Eastern European ('satellite') countries, Romania among them.