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EFTA00843263Set 9

2015-10-1936p15,009w

power. Reagan was also a stanched anti-Communist who truly believed that the Soviet Union was an evil Empire that must be confronted very aggressively. Understanding that his Presidency wouldn ... most famous speeches made in 1983 at Westminster in England, he described/labelled the Soviet Union as "The Evil Empire" malting it clear that he didn't want to settle with ... this Soviet Union, he wanted to defeat it. At the time that Reagan took office, America's strategy in the Cold War dating back to the Eisenhower administration

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00843263.pdf

EFTA00843351Set 9

2015-10-1836p15,007w

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EFTA00985369Set 9

2014-03-0836p13,196w

immune from pressure. This is not 1968, and Russia is not the Soviet Union. The Russians need foreign investment; oligarchs like traveling to Paris and London, and there are plenty ... Brookings Institution, a former ambassador at large who oversaw the breakup of the former Soviet Union during the Clinton administration and the author of "The Russia Hand." EFTA00985376 Russia ... product of Ukraine, which was $176 billion, according to the World Bank. The old Soviet Union, in stark contrast, was all but impervious to foreign economic or business pressure, thanks

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00985369.pdf

EFTA01931873Set 10

2014-03-0852p13,259w

immune from pressure. This is not 1968, and Russia is not the Soviet Union. The Russians need foreign investment; oligarchs like traveling to Paris and London, and there are plenty ... Brookings Institution, a former ambassador at large who oversaw the breakup of the former Soviet Union during the Clinton administration and the author of "The Russia Hand." Russia ... product of Ukraine, which was $176 billion, according to the World Bank. The old Soviet Union, in stark contrast, was all but impervious to foreign economic or business pressure, thanks

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01931873.pdf

EFTA00707074Set 9

2013-11-1824p8,551w

with Iran. Newly released historical files on the confrontations between the U.S. and the Soviet Union in the early 1960s can help us better understand what to expect ... memoirs and research published in recent years, it is that the U.S. and the Soviet Union wasted billions of dollars and rubles guarding against a surprise nuclear attack that neither ... Iraqi victories and could threaten the Islamic regime itself. With Iran, as with the Soviet Union, succumbing to our worst fears would likely produce a wildly inflated estimate

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EFTA02689609Set 11

2011-05-2342p12,307w

Nixon had discerned that country could become a strategic counterweight to the Soviet Union; how he secretly flew to China after feigning illness in Pakistan; how he and Premier Zhou ... puts it, "a quasi alliance," which, though initially intended to contain the Soviet Union, ended up outliving the Cold War. In this telling, however, Kissinger is able to take advantage ... encirclement. "Think about this," Mao told his doctor in 1969. "We have the Soviet Union to the north and the west, India to the south, and Japan to the east

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EFTA01755021Set 10

2013-11-1338p10,594w

China, a nuclear power, as a greater threat for nuclear war than the Soviet Union, since Mao had openly stated -- and seemed to mean it -- that communists ought to welcome ... recognize each other, but they did need each other. The relative power of the Soviet Union had risen. There had been heavy fighting between China and the Soviet Union along ... clear it was losing the Vietnam War. Each side was concerned that if the Soviet Union chose to attack China or NATO separately, it could defeat them. However, if China

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01755021.pdf

EFTA00932995Set 9

2012-04-0833p11,571w

stakes in Syria are likely even higher than they were for Germany and the Soviet Union in Spain, which could add to the likelihood of escalation. It is Syria ... containment drawn from Cold War strategies used by both sides against an expansionist Soviet Union do not apply to current conditions. The economy of the Soviet Union was weak (except ... would China find that the strategy it pursued in its own conflict with the Soviet Union fits a confrontation with the United States. Only a few countries -- and no Asian

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00932995.pdf

EFTA01871905Set 10

2012-04-1634p8,121w

having it lead a new effort towards integrating the states of the former Soviet Union. Speaking before the Duma last Wednesday, Putin said, "Creation of a common economic space ... most important event in post-Soviet space since the collapse of the Soviet Union." Russia is already in a customs union with Kazakhstan and Belarus, and it has long sought ... begin consolidating a new Eurasia. Rather than have the territory of the former Soviet Union effectively "partitioned" into European and Asian "spheres of influence," Russia instead can reemerge

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EFTA00686705Set 9

2012-04-0649p15,328w

more delusional than dreaming about Iran benignly pursuing "atoms for peace." Deterrence against the Soviet Union worked precariously and unnervingly at times, with some very narrow escapes from catastrophe, only ... economic. During the first phase, it was highly dependent on outside powers -- first the Soviet Union, then France and finally the United States - - in whose interest it was to provide ... supplying Egypt with massive weaponry and other support. In 1973, that power was the Soviet Union, but the Egyptians reversed their alliance position to the U.S. camp following that

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00686705.pdf

EFTA01875049Set 10

2012-04-0364p15,396w

more delusional than dreaming about Iran benignly pursuing "atoms for peace." Deterrence against the Soviet Union worked precariously and EFTA_R1_00283471 EFTA01875058 unnervingly at times, with some very narrow ... economic. During the first phase, it was highly dependent on outside powers -- first the Soviet Union, then France and finally the United States -- in whose interest it was to provide ... supplying Egypt with massive weaponry and other support. In 1973, that power was the Soviet Union, but the Egyptians reversed their alliance position to the U.S. camp following that

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01875049.pdf

EFTA00984356Set 9

2014-03-0333p13,051w

deeper misjudgment about the reversibility of the process that led to the breakup of Soviet Union in 1991. The further Russia wades into this revanchist strategy, the worse its troubles ... Remnick wrote last week in the New Yorker, Putin regards the fall of the Soviet Union as a "tragic error," and the Olympics celebrated his vision that a strong Russia ... What Putin misunderstands most is that the center of gravity for the former Soviet Union has shifted west. Former Soviet satellites such as Poland and the Czech Republic are prosperous

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00984356.pdf

EFTA01931614Set 10

2014-03-0348p13,116w

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01931614.pdf

EFTA01931479Set 10

2014-03-2536p9,103w

blames the United States in particular for the collapse of his beloved Soviet Union, an event he has called the "worst geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century." His list ... influence and to bring the now-independent states that were once part of the Soviet Union back into Moscow's orbit. While he has no apparent desire to recreate ... Soviet Union (which would include responsibility for a number of economic basket cases), he is determined to create a Russian sphere of influence—political, economic and security—and dominance. There

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01931479.pdf

EFTA00986813Set 9

2014-03-2625p9,058w

blames EFTA00986813 the United States in particular for the collapse of his beloved Soviet Union, an event he has called the "worst geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century." His list ... influence and to bring the now- independent states that were once part of the Soviet Union back into Moscow's orbit. While he has no apparent desire to recreate ... Soviet Union (which would include responsibility for a number of economic basket cases), he is determined to create a Russian sphere of influence— political, economic and security—and dominance. There

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00986813.pdf

EFTA00986409Set 9

2014-03-2136p11,394w

security. Mr. Putin advanced a radical and dangerous argument: that the collapse of the Soviet Union left "the Russian nation" as "one of the biggest, if not the biggest ethnic ... joint covert programme to back the mujahedin in Afghanistan with Pakistan to defeat the Soviet Union in the 1980s. That partnership won the final and decisive battle of the Cold ... depth studies on the lessons to be learned from the fall of the Soviet Union. In the 2000s they studied the rise and fall of other great powers such

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00986409.pdf

EFTA00720531Set 9

2011-07-174p2,368w

Indeed, in retrospect, at least the second half of the 'life' of the Soviet Union had a distinct Moore's Law characteristic: it continued not due to natural ... EFTA00720532 It was 20 years ago this summer that the final disintegration of the Soviet Union rapidly unfolded. In June 1991, Boris Yeltsin was freely elected president of the Russian ... stage" that had opened in the struggle between the free world and the Soviet Union. It was a "direction favorable" to the United States. He listed positive changes in America

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00720531.pdf

EFTA01187311Set 9

2012-11-146p3,749w

year war with Iraq, Peru's Shining Path era), or the collapse of the Soviet Union after 70 years of a command economy (see box on next page). There ... then? Michael Cembalest Morgan Asset Management Reasons for the spectacular output collapse when the Soviet Union disintegrated; ** The entire integrated payments system and inter-enterprise settlement system completely broke down ... large agribusiness, 34 were produced by just one firm for the entire Soviet Union. ** Budgetary subsidies were eliminated. Central Asian republics received up to 30% of GNP in transfers from

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA01187311.pdf

EFTA01071578Set 9

2012-11-145p3,856w

year war with Iraq, Peru's Shining Path era), or the collapse of the Soviet Union after 70 years of a command economy (see box on next page). There ... getting worse; US tax progressivity Reasons for the spectacular output collapse when the Soviet Union disintegrated: • The entire integrated payments system and inter-enterprise settlement system completely broke down ... large agri- business, 34 were produced by just one firm for the entire Soviet Union. • Budgetary subsidies were eliminated. Central Asian republics received up to 30% of GNP in transfers

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA01071578.pdf

EFTA01133119Set 9

2014-03-0935p15,800w

illegally gave to Nicaraguan death squads. Another thing they gloss over — when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan a group of Afghan rebels declared a "holy war." They were known ... vestiges of trust — and yet Russia is not a self- sufficient monolith like the Soviet Union was. It is part of the global economy now and the market's reaction ... deeper misjudgment about the reversibility of the process that led to the breakup of Soviet Union in 1991. As David Remnick wrote last week in The New Yorker, Putin regards

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA01133119.pdf