Citations:people's republic

English citations of people's republic

• 1919, Michael Lozinsky, “The problem of Eastern Galcia before the Peace Conference”, in Treaty of Peace with Germany: Hearings Before the Committee on Foreign Relations (United States Senate), page 728:

  After the matter had been prepared, the Ukrainian National Council, at the meeting of January 3, 1919, by a unanimous vote enacted the law proclaiming the union into one nation of the Western Ukrainian People’s Republic with the Ukrainian People’s Republic arisen on the ruins of the old Russian Empire.

• 1953, Monthly Review‎^[1], volume 5, Monthly Review Foundation, page 594:

  If the propositions put forward by Mr. Dulles at the Berlin Conference are followed through to their ultimate consequences, it appears that for Europe his maximum program aims at the liquidation of the German Democratic Republic and of all the other people’s republics, and in addition at the restoration of the capitalist regime in the USSR.

• 1959, Petroleum Engineer for Management‎^[2], volume 31, Petroleum Engineer Publishing Company, page A-21:

  After World War II the Soviet Union and the other people’s republics helped Albania rebuild its petroleum industry.

• 1969, Chinese Economic Studies‎^[3], volume 3, M. E. Sharpe, page 281:

  To develop trade with the Soviet Union and other people’s republics and to strengthen mutual economic cooperation in order to promote the simultaneous growth of socialist economies is China’s unvarying policy with respect to the development for foreign trade.

• 1974, The Polish Review‎^[4], Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America, page 52:

  It is the common characteristic of the criminal laws of the Soviet Union and the other People’s Republics.

• 1976, Joshua David Bowen, The Land and People of Chile‎^[5], J. B. Lippincott Company, →ISBN, page 155:

  Relations with Cuba, Czechoslovakia, and other “people’s republics” were cut off.

• 1982, Klaus von Beyme, translated by Barbara Evans and Eva Kahn-Sinreich, Economics and Politics within Socialist Systems: a Comparative and Developmental Approach‎^[6], Greenwood Publishing Group, Incorporated, →ISBN, page 187:

  This is especially true for the German Democratic Republic, which, when compared with the other people’s republics severely affected by the War, such as Poland and Czechoslovakia, clearly lagged behind initially in terms of investment and had not recovered its prewar level of national income by 1950, as had the others.

• 2000, Uta G. Poiger, “Jazz, Rock, and Rebels: Cold War Politics and American Culture in a Divided Germany”, in Studies on the History of Society and Culture‎^[7], volume 35, London: University of California Press, →ISBN, chapter 1, page 66:

  As an alternative, Junge Generation proposed dance events where adolescents would dance the waltz, the fox-trot, and folk dances of the Soviet Union and the other people’s republics.

• 2009, Gaby Thomson-Wohlgemuth, “one”, in Translation Under State Control: Books for Young People in the German Democratic Republic‎^[8], London: Routledge, →ISBN, page 10:

  On 15 October 1949, the USSR officially recognised the GDR and, in due course, the other people’s republics in the Eastern Bloc followed suit.

• 2016, Peter van Ham, chapter 3, in The EC, Eastern Europe and European Unity: Discord, Collaboration and Integration Since 1947‎^[9], Bloomsbury Publishing, →ISBN, page 37:

  In practice this meant that the economic plans of the USSR and the other People’s Republics were only loosely synchronized.