Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)
Healthcare now and then: Why no one wants to be a nurse anymore
In the second and last part of this series, Sopiko Japaridze focuses on the conditions of nurses and other healthcare stuff in recent times.
Healthcare now and then: Soviet Georgia to the present
Japaridze compares and contrasts her experience with the three different healthcare models in Soviet Georgia, present day Georgia, and the US.
Working class groups worldwide celebrate anniversary of October Revolution
The communist-oriented working class in Petrograd led by Vladimir Lenin captured state power in Russia and established a socialist state under workers’ control, which expanded and became the Soviet Union in 1922
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