Czechoslovakia and other countries within the Soviet bloc. the deeper injury to national pride had just begun. For a time it seemed that these nations began to reassume some of their lost freedoms. Then. in August of 1968. we saw the Russian reaction to Dubceks liberal policies. The Soviet Jews. too. represent a special case. of a nation which would be able to reassemble in its homeland. if not for the repressive emigration policies of the Soviet Government. The three tiny nations of Latvia. Lithuania and Estonia suffer more greatly in that even their political frontiers. important marks of sovereignty. have been assimilated within the body of the Soviet Union.
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