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The 260 pages that link to Soviet Union, each with the reason it gives.

• Suwałki GapRelated: Soviet control of the Baltic region and Kaliningrad shaped the borders around the corridor.

• Vinnytsia OblastRelated: Soviet rule shaped the oblast’s institutions and twentieth-century development.

• Hammer and sickleRelated: Its state institutions made the emblem internationally recognizable.

• History of UkraineRelated: Soviet rule transformed Ukraine through collectivization, industrialization, repression, and wartime occupation.

• Huun-Huur-TuRelated: Soviet cultural policies shaped the institutions through which Tuvan music was performed and preserved.

• North AsiaRelated: Soviet industrialization and forced migration reshaped North Asia’s population and economy.

• People's Democratic Republic of EthiopiaRelated: Soviet military and economic backing helped sustain the Ethiopian government during the Cold War.

• Tupolev Tu-154Related: The Tu-154 was built to connect the Soviet Union’s vast territory and became emblematic of its civil aviation.

• Vladimir SorokinRelated: Soviet language, institutions, and ideology furnish targets and materials for Sorokin’s satire.

• Yumjaagiin TsedenbalRelated: Mongolia's dependence on Soviet political and economic support framed Tsedenbal's leadership.

• Aleksandr DuginRelated: The Soviet collapse created the political setting in which Dugin’s post-Soviet projects emerged.

• Aleksey Nikolayevich TolstoyRelated: Tolstoy returned to the country whose Soviet institutions shaped his later public career.

• Cho Ki-chonRelated: Cho grew up and received his education within the Soviet cultural and political sphere.

• EthnofuturismRelated: The movement emerged amid the cultural and political changes following Soviet rule.

• Euphrates DamRelated: Soviet technical and financial assistance supported the dam's construction.

• Gustav Ludwig HertzRelated: Hertz worked in the Soviet Union during the 1940s before returning to East Germany.

• Mireille MathieuRelated: Her concerts there made her one of the Western singers to perform for Soviet audiences.

• Patriarch Pimen I of MoscowRelated: The Soviet state restricted religious institutions throughout much of Pimen's patriarchate.

• Raising a Flag over the ReichstagRelated: The flag and the image’s wartime meaning represented Soviet authority and victory.

• Second WorldRelated: Its political and military power anchored the bloc.

• Sergey MikhalkovRelated: Mikhalkov’s literary career began and flourished within this state.

• Timothy SnyderRelated: Snyder studies Soviet rule alongside Nazi occupation in Eastern Europe.

• Ulbricht DoctrineRelated: Soviet support helped the GDR pursue recognition as a sovereign state.

• UshankaRelated: The ushanka became widely recognizable through Soviet uniforms and public imagery.

• Vladimir Grigoryevich FyodorovRelated: Fyodorov’s later engineering and military work took place within Soviet institutions.