Social engineering under Soviet rule explored in Poland and Baltic states
The piece explains how the Soviets used social engineering to reshape postwar territories like Poland and the Baltic states. It details deportations, forced elections with single Communist candidates, moral pressure at polls, and the consolidation of state control over economy and labor. It notes the harsh transport conditions and family separations, and discusses censorship practices and their motives.
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Poland
Communist Party
Red Army
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Polish Ruthenia
Polish Ukraine
Moscow
Soviet Union
Stalin
NKVD
Katyn Forest
Siberia
Kazakstan
Molotov
Kremlin
Lublin
Partition Line
Russia
Apollon Petrov
University of Leningrad
Chungking
Petrov
Africa
Tunis
Jennie
America
Stalingrad
Wehrmacht
Faith, Doubt, and Loyalty in Thomas’s Test of Belief
The piece reflects on Thomas’s fierce courage in facing danger with Jesus, his subsequent doubt after the crucifixion, and his regain of faith through meeting the risen Lord. It emphasizes loyalty, fellowship, and moving from sight to faith in Christ.
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Thomas
Jesus
Judea
Tabernacles
Lazarus
Mary
Martha
Christ
Lesson for May Nineteenth A Scriptural Selection
Lesson notes indicate selections and commentary from an international council of religious education. It mentions approval for use by permission and emphasizes guided scripture studies.
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International Council of Rel Hous Ducation
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