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The restructuring of Soviet society is no less than a revolution and was an urgent necessity, the Soviet ambassador to Canada says. Had his country no(...)
The restructuring of Soviet society is no less than a revolution and was an urgent necessity, the Soviet ambassador to Canada says. Had his country no(...)

The restructuring of Soviet society is no less than a revolution and was an urgent necessity, the Soviet ambassador to Canada says. Had his country no(...)

Date3/24/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: The restructuring of Soviet society is no less than a revolution and was an urgent necessity, the Soviet ambassador to Canada says. Had his country not embarked on the program, known as perestroika, the consequences would have been serious, Alexei Rodionov told the Empire Club at the Royal York Hotel yesterday.
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