RSFSR

In November 1991, 53 percent agreed there was a “high probability that the RSFSR will break up into several independent states in the near future.”

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

In November 1991, 53 percent agreed there was a “high probability that the RSFSR will break up into several independent states in the near future.”

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

In November 1991, 53 percent agreed there was a “high probability that the RSFSR will break up into several independent states in the near future.”

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

In November 1991, 53 percent agreed there was a “high probability that the RSFSR will break up into several independent states in the near future.”

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

Security: Most Soviet ballistic-missile sites are on RSFSR soil.

Yeltsin's Challenge 2008

Population: 147 million in 1989 (51% of the U.S.S.R. total) Energy: The RSFSR is responsible for 70% of Soviet hard-coal production, 91% of crude petroleum, 75% of natural gas.

Yeltsin's Challenge 2008

Agriculture: RSFSR lands yield 54% of all Soviet potatoes, 52% of grain, 51% of milk.

Yeltsin's Challenge 2008

The RSFSR recognized Estonian and Latvian independence (Aug. 24).

July 30-31 2001

A partial Russian translation appeared as "Literatura i iskusstvo v RSFSR" ( "Literature and Art in the RSFSR"), Nezavisimaya gazeta, December 16, 1997, in the supplement Kulisa NG, No. 2, December 1997, pp. 4-5.

The Arts in Russia Under Stalin Berlin, Isaiah 2000

SEAL TEAM SEVEN SPECTER NUCFLASH PROLOGUE Friday, 20 February The Kremlin Moscow, RSFSR Jackboots crunched through the shards of glass and splintered masonry littering a floor once richly carpeted, now charred by blast and fire.

Countdown Douglass, Keith 1994