My study of Soviet history)))

The defeat of the Russian empire and the revolutions of 1917 were accompanied by the growth of self-consciousness among the national minorities. In these circumstances, hard-line policy could condemn Bolsheviks to political nullity. These circumstances exerted a fundamental influence on the further development of policy on national minorities. This proposal describes a study that will examine the Soviet nationality policy and its impact on interethnic relations in the USSR. The idea proposed in this paper will explore a collection of interviews with displaced persons who had left the USSR during or after World War II. There has been significant discussion of the mechanisms and methods of the Soviet nationality policy in Ukraine but there is a lacuna even in Ukrainian historiography on public perception of this policy. It will be suggested here (It would sound better to write: "This writer suggests") that Soviet policy towards the Ukraine was not something exceptional, it was a special case of the history of Stalinism. This paper concludes that nationality by (in contrast?) comparison with the belonging to the socio-economic class is an not active factor of the Soviet social structure. ThatThis is why the economic aspect of Ssoviet policy is more often criticized by respondents.

Pretty good, but study when to use articles. It would greatly benefit your writing skill. - Donald