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In the fall of 1944, it entered non-Soviet territory, which Stalin had promised Edvard Benes would become Czechoslovakian after the war, but which would immediately be "Sovietized" when the Red Army arrived.

Communication in the sovietized state, as demonstrated in Korea.

We will analyze the case offered by the socialists in behalf of their view that the only rational way to economically develop them is through centralized, sovietized, state control.

The deportees also suffered, more or less explicitly, an indoctrination program, in order to insert them into a Sovietized Romania.

Scholars working more comparatively on the experiences of Slavic sectarians and Orthodoxy draw attention to the commonalities of the inhumanities in the grand Soviet project to industrialize so rapidly and to generate a new sovietized society.

In 1955 a renewed relationship with the Soviet Union brought with it newer aircraft as well as a sovietized Afghan air force to include the training of Afghan pilots.

Thereafter, Mennonite men were forced to serve in the Red Army, a training ground for becoming sovietized persons who were no longer prey to religious superstitions.

The asphyxiating embrace of ideological conformity was famously captured by Nikolai Krylenko, the People's Commissar for Justice, in a speech to the Soviet Congress of Chess Players in 1932, at which he attacked the very concept of "the neutrality of chess." It was necessary for chess to be Sovietized like everything else.

Community houses were sovietized and became tools in the hands of the authorities (the ECP), creating a new reality by spreading the Soviet cultural canon and socialist ideology.

The envisaged study proposes a more encompassing approach, extended to the cases of other countries of former Sovietized Europe (Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovakia), employing the tentative typology proposed by the paper, hence further testing its validity.

Being rather a polyvalent phenomenon affecting the countries of Sovietized Europe during the period of transition to democracy, being triggered by both generational differences and system's output, nostalgia raises concerns regarding both the degree in which democratic values and principles breakthrough in the political socialization process and the political and socio-economic efficiency of the transitional regime.

Released a year later, he remained at the now Sovietized University of Czernowitz until he left the Bukovina for good in April 1945.