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He cited him in speeches, wrote a long article extolling Gorchakov's clever realpolitik maneuvers, and even installed his bust in the creaky grandeur of the Foreign Ministry, a Stalinist Gothic skyscraper2 filled with thousands of underemployed and barely paid bureaucrats still reeling from the Soviet Union's abrupt collapse a few years earlier and the Russian state's quick descent into financial crisis, international debt, and even, on its southern frontier, civil war.
Since the 1970s, there has been widespread concern that the United States is getting weaker relative to the Soviet Union (Dalby 1988), Japan (Campbell 1992, 223-43), and more recently China (Pan 2012).
Time and again since the fall of the Soviet Union, we have heard Russians state that Russia has to be a great power, or it will be nothing" (Neumann 2015, 5).
The importance of national remembering in bolstering a clear sense of collective self has been recognized in Eastern Europe after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
In 1992, public and media reactions to the sensational 'trial of the communist party of the Soviet Union' revealed deeply conflicting attitudes towards the communist past.
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