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How does other governing body other than the US view Russian policies toward its neighboring countries?
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Hi Who are Russian?
The Russian are an ethnic people of the East Slavic peoples, primarily living in Russia and neighboring countries.
In what countries can Russian libraries be found?
Probably Russia. They can probably be found in other neighboring countries such as Ukraine, Finland, Estonia, or Belarus. Also, you might find them in other parts of the world with large Russian speaking populations.
What is the name of the Russian governing house?
DUMA
What languages were spoken in the Soviet Union?
russian and other neighboring languages
What are all the neighboring countries of Sweden?
The neighboring countries to Sweden are Norway and Finland by land, and the Russian Federation, the Baltic countries, Poland, Germany and Denmark by water.
Where did the name soviet come from?
"Soviet" is Russian for "governing council", from the Old Russian word, "Sovetu" meaning "with council".
Which Russian leader lifted many of the suppressive policies on Russian literature?
mikhail gorbachev
What are the countries in the Russian Federation?
Russia
How do you find a Russian girls in Delhi?
In different Countries different other Countries have communities. And these communities have different activities that bring members together. So you can find out a Russian girl in Russian Community in Delhi.
Why does india have unity in diversity?
Even though Inda is highly culturaly diverse with sevral difftent tribes and languages, they find unity through there religon and Hinduism is the Centripital force keeping the country united. Kind of like when the sovet union took over the neighboring countries they forced evenyone to speak russian hoping that The Russian language would be able to keep everything unified.
Did the Russian revolution restore a monarchy?
No, the Revolution got rid of the "monarchy", or Czars and Czarinas, and put the "people" in charge of governing the country.
Who was the Russian monarch whose policies favored the landed nobility usually at the expense of the serfs?
Catherine the Great
