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  • ...revolution, as always, devoured its children. The Supreme Court banned all political parties and all state institutions, declaring a state to be an anti-nationa ...e absurdity of the resulting regime, it happened to be viable, shaming the political analysts who had predicted its rapid collapse. There is nothing new under t
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  • '''Kamiko''': Uhum, how many political prisoners do you have? ...ogy sometimes achieved some success because it was organized in a militant political party which was always ready to take the offensive. We'll fight them with t
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  • [[Fascism]] ([[Фашизм]]) is a political ideology, practice and [[religion]] that seeks national unity through patri and the secret political murders.
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  • [[Category:Political prisoners]]
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  • I am writing to you as a wife of Belarusian political prisoner Andrei Sannikov, presidential candidate on elections in year 2010, ...kov and demand that dictator Lukashenka to release him and other political prisoners out of prisons. This is what European Union has been demanding since Decemb
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  • ...n from the regular concentration to the special "closed cities", where the prisoners were forced to work on the scientific and military projects. ...a critics was only a pretext for the physical elimination of opponents and political competitors.
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  • ...[Saddam Hussein]] and [[Muammar Gaddafi]], political murders and political prisoners. One knew about the preparations for the visit. The anti–Putin organizati the existence of the political prisoners in Russia,
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  • ...eir “spheres of interests” in the event of a future “territorial and political rearrangement” of the then independent countries of Central and Eastern E ...of the USSR Communist Party, a proposal to approve the shooting of Polish prisoners of war on the grounds that they were all “enemies of the Soviet authoriti
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  • ...eir “spheres of interests” in the event of a future “territorial and political rearrangement” of the then independent countries of Central and Eastern E ...of the USSR Communist Party, a proposal to approve the shooting of Polish prisoners of war on the grounds that they were all “enemies of the Soviet authoriti
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  • [[Political prisoner]] ([[политический заключенный]]) is someone ...stoms and canons of the official [[religion]], are considered as political prisoners.
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  • ...ief — or perhaps not even a belief, merely a hope — that O’Brien’s political orthodoxy was not perfect. Some Eurasian prisoners, guilty of war crimes, were to be hanged in the Park that evening, Winston
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  • ...CE military observers, and InfoResist reports Ponomarev as calling them “prisoners of war”. The exact whereabouts of at least 3 journalists and some others Russia is not only country, that uses hostages as political instrument.
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  • E. Whereas Russian authorities put on trial and still hold as prisoners Akhtem Chyihoz, Ali Asanov and Mustafa Dehermendzhi, who on February 26, 20 ...sonment Oleg Sentsov, Nadia Savchenko, who are kept in Russia as political prisoners, as well as all other Ukrainian citizens illegally detained in Russia and a
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  • ...prisoners, some of them of Caucasian nationalities with «document»: «a political exile, renegade homeland during the Great Patriotic War» and last name. In addition to civilian prisoners worked, as well as engineers, administration, internal forces deployed to p
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  • the political prisoners were released. Some of treasures of the soviet veterans had been expropriat
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  • ...amps and prisons that from the 1920s to the mid-1950s housed the political prisoners and criminals of the Soviet Union. At its height the Gulag imprisoned milli
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  • [[Nadiya Savchenko]] is not only political prisoner defended in connection with the [[Russian invasion into Ukraine]]. http://euromaidanpress.com/2015/12/26/eight-ukrainians-political-prisoners-victims-of-russias-terror-in-occupied-crimea/
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  • ...a bit; he was even beaten by his schoolmates for this. Their parents were prisoners and then partizans.. They kicked son of vertihai, son of those, who killed ...pro, – Glem said, – Barbara is at your side.. I confess, this is more political measure than medical.. Students must see, what happens with those, who igno
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  • ...] proved the opposite and showed separatists beating and killing Ukrainian prisoners of war. ...pping people. They are guilty of torturing people. The group of [Ukrainian prisoners being held in Russia] Sentsov, Karpyuk and Klykh were tortured. These servi
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  • ...uates between one and a half and two million, depending on the natural and political events, after which the calculation is made. An average mpuluyan spends onl ...e sure that his security collar is not easy to remove. Like the collars of prisoners in the megalnesian penal servitude. This is the way, about the checks. He d
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  • ...revolution, as always, devoured its children. The Supreme Court banned all political parties and all state institutions, declaring a state to be an anti-nationa ...e absurdity of the resulting regime, it happened to be viable, shaming the political analysts who had predicted its rapid collapse. There is nothing new under t
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  • ...ement and harassment of civilian population in the occupied territories on political, racial and religious motives. Oleg went on hunger strike demanding to release all of the 54 political prisoners in Russia. He’s been continuing to starve for more than 25 days. The purp
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  • ...es: "I never was an expert witness for those who were charged on so-called political articles but I always was concerned with this problem," Kondratiev declared
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  • ...n from the regular concentration to the special "closed cities", where the prisoners were forced to work on the scientific and military projects. ...a critics was only a pretext for the physical elimination of opponents and political competitors.
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  • ...prison in Karelia where President Vladimir Putin’s first and most famous political prisoner Mikhail Khodorkovsky was held for some time. Memorial has already declared Dadin a political prisoner and is now asking people to send a letter to the prison head deman
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  • '''Kamiko''': Uhum, how many political prisoners do you have? ...ogy sometimes achieved some success because it was organized in a militant political party which was always ready to take the offensive. We'll fight them with t
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  • ...World Psychiatric Association. And this is just one example from the daily political life of those years. ...ing the prohibited in the USSR literature, food and medicine for political prisoners, warm clothes for exiles, voice recorders and editorial equipment for under
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  • ...when some want to trample the memory of these events in the name of their political goals, Poland must stand up for the truth. Not for its own interest, but fo ...[[Molotov-Ribbentrop pact]] was not a “non-aggression pact.” It was a political and military alliance, dividing Europe into two spheres of influence – al
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  • In wide interpretation of the term, even the [[KGB]] dogs trained to attack prisoners In the similar way, the torture of prisoners with animals, rats (see [[Orwell1984]]) or insect parasites,
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  • ...nces convicts to up to 20 years for ill treatment of combatant or civilian prisoners during war. The action vary from the political murdering of critical authors to the contamination of cities with goal
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  • ...e purge of the state security organs, the mass rehabilitation of political prisoners and the public condemnation of Stalin, and the Polish and Hungarian crises This movement was directed not against the political regime as such but only against its culture, which the regime regarded as a
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  • There were major political changes in the Soviet Union in the mid-1950s, and these affected the way th ...hts violations that had been carried out under his rule and many political prisoners were released from the gulags.//
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  • ...revolution, as always, devoured its children. The Supreme Court banned all political parties and all state institutions, declaring state an anti-national idea a Despite the absurdity of the resulting regime it proved viable, embarrassing political analysts who predicted its rapid collapse. There is nothing new under the s
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  • ...crat. I mean, the “legalization” of the [[usurpation]] of the superior political power, that has already occurred, id est, the official (at the level of a f ...t, baron de La Brède et de Montesquieu, an 18th century French social and political philosopher. ..
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  • ...Human Rights Center be liquidated. The group focuses on helping political prisoners. //
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  • ...ave already lost this war," Krishtop said at a press conference with other prisoners of war. In Russian political circles, [[Barack Obama]]'s election tended to evoke two different reaction
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  • ...ave already lost this war," Krishtop said at a press conference with other prisoners of war. Neither politics, nor the political correctness is an element of set of these goals.
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  • ...- 1953, the country is on the verge of great changes. Two former political prisoners who recently left the camp engage in a fight with a gang of amnestied crimi ...- 1953, the country is on the verge of great changes. Two former political prisoners who recently left the camp engage in a fight with a gang of amnestied crimi
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  • Recognition of Russia as terrorist state needed not as political gesture, but as effective defense of free world – address of President of ...in in establishing all the circumstances of this terrible execution of our prisoners.
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  • ...ident, said the Kremlin should end the conflict in Ukraine, free political prisoners and undertake major reform to halt the slide towards a new era of "barbed w === Political career ===
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  • ...f the [[Arctic Penal Colony IK-3]], is responsible for the mistreatment of prisoners through the operations and conditions at Arctic Penal Colony IK-3. This mis ...f the [[Arctic Penal Colony IK-3]], is responsible for the mistreatment of prisoners through the operations and conditions at Arctic Penal Colony IK-3. This mis
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