A debate at Yale University focused on the historical context and implications of the fall of the Soviet Union.
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Updated May 26
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What happened
A debate at Yale University focused on the historical context and implications of the fall of the Soviet Union.
Who's involved
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The country's experience mirrors the collapse of the Soviet Union.Also in this story
- Trotsky criticized the Soviet state's bureaucratic degeneration, coinciding with the CPI(M)'s electoral viability issues in West Bengal.
- The rise of the Democratic Socialists of America is being discussed in contrast to the fears surrounding the Soviet Union.
- The Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists renamed a commando unit after the UPA and sought an ethnically homogeneous Ukrainian state.
The entities involved
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Soviet Union
former country in Eurasia (1922–1991)
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Yale University
private university in New Haven, Connecticut
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