the soviet political system was based on the ideology of socialism.
the soviet political system was based on the ideology of socialism.
on which ideology was the soviet political system based?
socialism
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ève curie's description of her stay in the soviet union took up most space in her book; this was also the stage of her journey which most impressed her. ève's attitude towards the soviet reality was ambivalent. on the one hand, she perceived the authoritarian character of the soviet political system, the political and religious persecutions, she realized that many of the people she talked to (for example the priest in the orthodox church in kuybyshev) were afraid to tell even her – a western correspondent – openly what they thought about the life in the ussr; meeting polish exiles in the ussr, she also learned the truth (or at least part of it) about communist crimes in the soviet union. on the other hand, she was full of admiration for the sacrifice of ordinary soldiers and civilians fighting the invaders; her fascination for the soviet system, which was so different from the systems in other countries which were known to her, can be seen in many places of the book. ève curie certainly was not one of the "fellow travelers", who sympathized with communist ideology and the soviet union, but she was not their fierce critic either. the description of the ussr in curie's book is one of the most interesting presentations of hostilities on the eastern front which was ever written by a western journalist.
journey among warriors