Referenda have been instrumental in establishing new states and policies in the countries of the former USSR and Soviet bloc. They have also acted to destabilize that same process.
Referenda have been instrumental in establishing new states and policies in the countries of the former USSR and Soviet bloc. They have also acted to destabilize that same process.
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