The Russian term of pravda translates into both truth and justice in English. Pravda, became the official news agency of the USSR.
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Komsomolskaya Pravda in Ukraine was created in 1996.
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Pravda and tass were news agencies in the U.S.S.R designed to keep the russian public ignorant.
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Pravda means Truth in Russian...also the name of Soviet Era Newspaper in Moscow... Da Pravda would translate into English as The Truth
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Pravda (truth) and Izvestiya (news) The saying went: In Pravda there is no news and in Izvestiya there is no truth. (It's funnier in Russian)
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Le pravda is not Spanish or English. If you can tell me what it means in English, I can translate it into Spanish for you.
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The Pravda was a Russian newspaper. It was a political newspaper with a communist slant. The newspaper began in 1912 and was sold in 1991.
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George Pravda was born on June 19, 1918, in Prague, Czechoslovakia, now Czech Republic.
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Hana Maria Pravda died on May 28, 2008, in London, England, UK.
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The Pravda was a leading newspaper of the Soviet Union and an offical organ of the Cantral Committee of the Communist Party between 1912 to 1991.
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They are all newspapers. Pravda is from Russia, Le Monde from France and the Washington Post from the USA.
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The cast of Chistaya Pravda - 2012 includes: Vladimir Khalturin Nikita Tarasov
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"Pravda Vitezi" translates to "Truth prevails" in Czechoslovakia. It is a motto that emphasizes the importance of truth and justice prevailing in society.
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The cast of Pravda o shchelpakh - 2004 includes: Leonid Okunyov Aleksey Shlyamin
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Hana Maria Pravda was born on January 29, 1918, in Prague, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary [now Czech Republic].
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Lennin along with two others started Pravda as an underground paper in 1912. In 1918 it became the official paper of the Communist Party.
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The cast of Pravda - 1962 includes: Boris Festini Ivo Kadic Vanca Kljakovic Fahro Konjhodzic Kresimir Zidaric
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Stalin had control over what was published in the Pravda during the Russian revolution and used it to his advantage. He published articles that would persuade the citizens to see things his way.
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Pravda is a Russian political newspaper released three times per week. It was started May 5, 1912 and is owned by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.
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Ilana Dimant has written:
'Pravda and Trud' -- subject(s): Moscow Trud, Politics and government, Pravda (Moscow, Russia), Soviet Foreign public opinion
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The cast of Pravda a lez - 1992 includes: Vladislav Benes as Simon Petr Kostka as Shepherd Cyril Jan Preucil as Guard Vlastimil Zavrel as Kuba
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The articles that can be found in 'Ukrainska Pravda' are issues based on politics. It is an online newspaper that is always hot on the trail to exclusive information on today's modern feisty politics.
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