Nationalism Flashcards

1
Q

Why was Brez Doctrine ended?

A

$40 bil annually

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2
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Evidence that Gorb meant what he said

A

1989 Hungary’s multiparty system adoption no interference. Poland decided to let other groups stand in elections 1989 and Comm collapsed

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3
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Who was the hardline leader in HUNGARY and when was he sacked?

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1988, Kadar

Other political groups could now contest elections

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4
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When did the Berlin Wall fall in East Germany?

A

9 Nov 1989

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5
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What also happened in Nov 1989?

A

Comm regime in Czechoslovakia forced to make concessions in response to public demonstrations calling for reforms.

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6
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What was the organisation that emerged to co-ordinate the campaign to get rid of the Communist government in Czech?

A

Civic Forum

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7
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When did demonstrations against the Comm govt start in Romania?

A

End of 1989

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8
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What was Romanian leader’s response?

A

Open fire on demonstrators

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9
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When was Comm ended in Romania?

A

Christmas Day

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10
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By the 1980s, how was S.U divided between Russians and non-Russians?

A

145 mil- 141mil

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11
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Where were the ethnic clashes?

A

Nagorno-Karabakh 1988
Georgia 1989
Kirgizstan 1990
Moldavia

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12
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What was different about Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania?

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They had been independent states before their incorporation into the USSR in 1939

The Baltic Republics had higher levels of education than the Soviet avg- more understanding of language, culture and history

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13
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When were Popular Fronts established in all 3 Republics?

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Between April and October 1988

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14
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What helped give the Lithuanian movement strength and unity?

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The fact that 75% of its population were ethnic Lithuanians

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15
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What was used to stage a mass demonstration of independence in August 1989?

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Anniversary of the Nazi-Soviet Pact (1939 when Soviet took the republics)

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16
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What happened in 1990?

A

The Popular Fronts won a majority in elections to the Supreme Soviets in all 3 Baltic republics.

17
Q

What happened in Vilnius in Jan 1991 and why?

A

Pro-Soviet Comms and Red Army tried to take over TV station in Vilnius. 13 deaths. Not Gorb’s fault.

18
Q

How many Russians lived in other republics of SU not in Russia

A

60 mil

19
Q

What indicates that the SU could have survived without Baltic Republics?

A

A referendum held in March 1991 that indicated popular support for maintaining the SU.
Gorb’s new Union Treaty in 1991 had enough concessions for preserving language and customs in each republic to keep support for a continued union alive.

20
Q

When was Yeltsin elected Chairman of the RussianSupreme Soviet?

A

March 1990

21
Q

How did Yeltsin undermine Party and leader?

A

Encouraging Russian nationalism ‘take as much nationalism as you can stomach’ to national groups of the non-Russian republics.