destalinization การใช้

• After Joseph Stalin died, destalinization resulted in the unceremonious dissolution of VVS.
• As part of the destalinization era, the DSOs were disbanded in 1957.
• By 1955, with Destalinization in full swing, both Smochin
  s were unceremoniously released.
• From 1930 to November 3, 1933, Mirza Davud was the rehabilitated posthumously during destalinization.
• Moreover, the purges and destalinization process of the 1950s caused the revival of Slovak nationalism.
• The Soviet government cleared him of all charges in 1956 as part of the first wave of destalinization.
• He was partially exonerated during Nikita Khrushchev's partial destalinization and was cleared of all charges during perestroika.
• This remained in place until the onset of destalinization following the so-called Secret Speech of Nikita Khrushchev in 1956.
• During the destalinization of late 1950s Yakov Alksnis was posthumously rehabilitated; the Air Forces college in Riga was named in his honour.
• During the destalinization of the late 1950s Alksnis was posthumously rehabilitated; the Air Forces college in Riga was named in his honour.
• After Stalin's death in 1953, the Soviet Union pursued a program of destalinization that was inimical to R醟osi, leading to his deposition.
• He was buried in an unmarked grave, but in the wake of destalinization in 1957 his body was exhumed and buried in the Pow
  zki Military Cemetery.
• In 1949 the authorities changed the club's name to Dinamo following the Soviet traditions, but after the destalinization of Bulgaria, it was reverted in 1957.
• On the one hand, many Slovaks had been purged from the Party, and on the other hand, the destalinization process asked for more concessions and compromises.
• Kaganovich's loyalty endured even after Stalin's death, when he and Molotov were expelled from the party ranks in 1957 due to their opposition to destalinization.
• Despite the name being attached to a momentous victory of the Soviet Union, it was changed while the Soviet Union was still in existence as a result of destalinization.
• During Destalinization the deportation was denounced by the Soviet government; nevertheless, the Crimean Tatars were denied the right of return up until late " perestroika " times.
• On the death of Stalin in 1953, the lyrics, which mentioned him by name, were discarded during the process of destalinization and the anthem continued to be used without words.
• In the aftermath of the death of Joseph Stalin and the start of destalinization, about 250, 000 people were repatriated, including about 25, 000 political prisoners from the Gulags.
• In the aftermath of the death of Joseph Stalin and the start of destalinization, about 250, 000 people were relocated, including about 25, 000 political prisoners from the Gulags.