soviet press造句

• The Soviet press portrayed the country as threatened from within by fascist spies.
• Yet, menacing charges against Marjanishvili soon began to appear in the Soviet press.
• USSR Academy of Sciences, the Soviet press and direct threats of physical assault.
• These qualities evoked flattering reviews of the singer in the official Soviet press.
• The incident was widely reported and condemned by the Soviet press.
• In response, the Soviet press launched a campaign of character assassination.
• Moreover, by 1937, Litvinov and the Soviet press revived the dormant claim over Bessarabia.
• These books were openly criticised in the Soviet press and also banned from 1932.
• In 1936, Khaldei, then 19, persuaded Tass, the Soviet press agency, to hire him.
• This caused her to be noticed in the Soviet press where she underwent character assassination.
• Afterwards the Soviet press accused them of subversive acts.
• Early in 1936, the Soviet press published several articles critical of formalism in the arts.
• Soviet press and opposition groups were entirely against non-intervention;
• The " Death Match " was also a very popular subject of the Soviet press.
• The state-controlled Soviet press with the exception of one newspaper made no reference to the event.
• He was nicknamed " the Sparrow " by the Soviet press because of his slender build.
• On 14 August 1936, the Soviet Press Agency Trial of the Sixteen accused would soon commence.
• After the Congress concluded, the Soviet press mounted an attack on both France and Great Britain.
• The Soviet press published only one article about the bombings, naming Zatikyan alone as the perpetrator.