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A famous Russian composer |
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Brutal Soviet dictator responsible for the Great Purge |
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Capital of Czech Republic |
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Communist leader who began the programs of Glasnot and Perestroika |
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Communists and other people who believe there is no God |
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Gorbachev tried to maintain his power by allowing ___ |
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Largest level region in the world |
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The "breadbasket of Europe" |
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The Communist leader who threatened to "bury" the United States |
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The French emperor who attempted to conquer Russia |
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The Russian title which means "emperor" |
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The Viking tribe Russia was named after |
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The extremely cold region north of Asian Russia once used as a "prison" by both the czars and the Communists |
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The largest financial contributor to the United Nations |
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The leader of Solidarity in Poland |
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The leader of the first Communist state |
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The leader of the first Communist state |
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The most powerful man in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union |
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The mountains dividing European Russia from Asian Russia |
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The name given to Stalin's reign of terror |
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The organization founded at the end of World War II to promote world peace |
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The second largest country in Europe |
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The second-largest European country after Russia |
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The system of government that says there is no God and allows no freedom |
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The traditionally nomadic people who have one of their largest settlements in Romania |
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The two straits controlled by Turkey that gives Russia access to the Black Sea |
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The union organized by Lech Walesa in Poland |
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The use of deceptive means to try to convince people of something |
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The war Russia lost against England, France, Turkey, and Sardina |
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Three famous Russian writers |
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What Russian Communists were also known as |
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World's deepest freshwater lake |
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the first true national leader of a united Russia |
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