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Soviet Armenian scientists in Moscow and their contribution to the development of science in Armenia.

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Clearly, there were different people, there were people with different ways of thinking, there were people we called independentists, there were people who said that the USSR should be preserved, it should be subjected to reformation or maybe deformation,

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We printed the texts [about Karabakh], made copies, and when there were business trips or other such opportunities, we used those to circulate those texts.

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There was no hatred towards individual people. There was dissatisfaction with the leadership of the Soviet Union. After the pogroms, of course, and especially with the Russians, who allowed it.

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But our people were also kind. I still remember how they gave candy, buns, etc. to soldiers. They said that it was not the soldiers’ guilt, they were just bought and put there.

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Anti-Corruption Broadcasting of Czechoslovak Television in August 1968

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The audience was looking for allegory in the songs

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On 23 November 1989 they sang on the balcony of Melantrich

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Recollections of a stay in the labour camp in Guntramsdorf

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The end of the war in Komořany

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