The Image of the Ukraine and of Ukrainians in the Russian Press after the Break-up of the USSR

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The Image of the Ukraine and of Ukrainians in the Russian Press after the Break-up of the USSR

Miller A.I.

Rubric: DIMENSIONS OF CULTURE

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Miller A.I. The Image of the Ukraine and of Ukrainians in the Russian Press after the Break-up of the USSR . – Polis. Political Studies. 1996. No. 2

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