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The Post-Soviet Nations Without Gorbachev: Common Challenges

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 November 2018

John N. Hazard
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Alexander Motyl (Chair): Introductory Remarks

This is the fourth and final Conference sponsored by the Program on Nationality and Siberian Studies. While you are witnessing the final act of this particular institution, the traditions of this program—that is, the study of the former Soviet republics and their nationalities—will be carried on by the Harriman Institute.

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Part I: Morning Session
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Nationalities Papers , Volume 20 , Issue 2: Special Issue - The Ex-Soviet Nationalities Without Gorbachev , Fall 1992 , pp. 9 - 15
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Copyright © 1992 by the Association for the Study of the Nationalities of the USSR and Eastern Europe, Inc. 

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References

1 New York Times, 10 December 1991, p. A-19 and ibid., 23 December, 1991, p. A-10.Google Scholar

2 Rossiiskaya gazeta, 27 December 1991, p. 1 Eng. trans. in Current Digest of the Soviet Press, (CDSP), vol. 43, No. 52, p. 6–7. (1991).Google Scholar

3 Izvestiya, 16 November 1991, p. 2, Eng. trans in CDSP, vol. 43, No. 37. (1991).Google Scholar

4 Izvestia, 7 September 1991, p. 2 Eng. trans in New York Times, 7 September 1991, p. 5.Google Scholar

5 Lenin's diary for 30 December 1922 was published after Stalin's death in Istoriia sovetskoy konstitutsii (v dokumentakh) 1917–1956 (Moscow: Gos. izd. Iuridicheskoy Literatury, 1957) pp. 399–401.Google Scholar

6 An English translation, drawn from Rossiiskaya Gazeta, 11 October, 1991, pp. 3–7, was published by Foreign Broadcast Information Service 25 October 1991 (FBIS-USSR-91-043). A revised second draft was published in Konstitutsionnyi Vestnik No. 8 under the date of October 1991. A third draft, dated 2 March 1992 was published by the Constitutional Commission of the RSFSR as a separate document. It is this last document that has been analyzed in this paper.Google Scholar

7 See “Ukraine Approves an Economic Plan that Threatens to Weaken Ties to C.I.S.,” New York Times, 25 March 1992, p. A8.Google Scholar