... relationships, their womanhood and their ethnicity against the backdrop of the end of Cold War and the fall of the Soviet Union. Some language and circumstances may be considered for adult audiences. The production is directed by Ann Muse, associate professor ...

... Institute in Oslo, Norway (PRIO) in collaboration with Sweden's Uppsala University, say that since the collapse of the Soviet Union and end of East-West rivalry in 1989, civil wars, "though often intractable and devastating, have produced fewer ...

... onto the surface of the moon, it was a first for the Soviet Union the first time the U.S. had beaten the U.S.S ... States occasionally only to fall further behind. The Soviet Union put the first space station into orbit with the Salyut ...

... the one space goal that was so distant and complicated at the time that the United States could catch up and pass the Soviet Union, Kennedy adviser Ted Sorensen said. The idea in a world where American capitalism was pitted against Soviet communism ...

... language is currently spoken in patches of ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities in Israel, the United States, the former Soviet Union and elsewhere. "People have been eulogizing Yiddish for 500 years, but it is much too soon for that Yiddish will ...

... always manages to bleed a would-be invader until possession of Afghanistan is no longer a bright prospect. The Soviet Union is the latest outfit to be defeated in Afghanistan. They were preceded, in no particular order, by the Turks, Iranians ...

... U.S. dialogue during the Cold War with the former Soviet Union as a comparable case in which it makes sense for the ... adversaries. "We never stopped negotiating with the former Soviet Union," she said. "They invaded countries. They promoted ...

... administration, I witnessed a replay of the Philippine scenario on Aug. 19, 1991, when reactionary forces in the Soviet Union attempted a coup against Soviet President Gorbachev and Russian President Boris Yeltsin. Bush was initially very cautious ...

... the Berlin Wall. You see, some folks at the State Department felt that by taking an aggressive stance towards the Soviet Union the United States would make them feel further threatened and isolated as if appeasement had ever worked. Rather than ...

... criticized for missing clues about the impending fall of the Soviet Union and for politicizing Cold War intelligence. Those two ... intelligence on Iran, Nicaragua, Afghanistan and the Soviet Union. Gates took a much lower profile when he left the CIA ...