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Closing the Curtains on the Soviet Past

May 24, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 14 Comments

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Russian historians are warned about what historical truths they find — and retell.

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Criminality as a Career Path – by Rita Karlsen

January 8, 2010 By Rita Karlsen 38 Comments

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In order to qualify for welfare and a pension in Norway, foreign criminals have to commit serious crimes.

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