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sovietise Meaning
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sovietise (v)
bring under Soviet control, of a country
model a country's social, political, and economic structure on the Soviet Union
sovietise Sentence Examples
- Stalin's regime sought to sovietise all aspects of Ukrainian society.
- The process of sovietisation involved the imposition of communist ideology and institutions.
- The Sovietisation of Eastern Europe was a major geopolitical shift after World War II.
- Forced collectivization was a key aspect of the sovietisation of agriculture.
- The sovietisation of education aimed to indoctrinate students with communist ideals.
- The Sovietisation of the media stifled dissent and promoted government propaganda.
- The sovietisation process often met with resistance and uprisings from those who opposed communism.
- The legacy of sovietisation continues to shape politics and society in many former Soviet republics.
- The sovietisation of the economy led to the nationalization of private property and the creation of centralized planning systems.
- The sovietisation of religion aimed to suppress religious beliefs and practices in favor of atheism.
FAQs About the word sovietise
bring under Soviet control, of a country, model a country's social, political, and economic structure on the Soviet Union
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Stalin's regime sought to sovietise all aspects of Ukrainian society.
The process of sovietisation involved the imposition of communist ideology and institutions.
The Sovietisation of Eastern Europe was a major geopolitical shift after World War II.
Forced collectivization was a key aspect of the sovietisation of agriculture.
