Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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... Soviet government requires that every student , regardless of his faculty of specialization , shall take courses in Leninism , dialectic , materialism , and Soviet training . ties " into the Russian universities . If this is ...
... Soviet government requires that every student , regardless of his faculty of specialization , shall take courses in Leninism , dialectic , materialism , and Soviet training . ties " into the Russian universities . If this is ...
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... Soviet Russia , and there were a lot of children , and they were told that the teacher was forbidden by the school board even to put the name of that blank space on the map ... Soviet Union . The big turn for MAY 1945 ] 213 SOVIET RUSSIA.
... Soviet Russia , and there were a lot of children , and they were told that the teacher was forbidden by the school board even to put the name of that blank space on the map ... Soviet Union . The big turn for MAY 1945 ] 213 SOVIET RUSSIA.
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... Soviet Asia come from the same Mongolian stock as the American Indian and resemble the Indian in their physical appearance and cultural characteristics . Under the Soviet Constitution each Soviet ethnic group is given special ...
... Soviet Asia come from the same Mongolian stock as the American Indian and resemble the Indian in their physical appearance and cultural characteristics . Under the Soviet Constitution each Soviet ethnic group is given special ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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