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Human Rights in the Soviet Union Quotes
Human Rights in the Soviet Union: Including Comparisons with the U.S.A.
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“The mere existence of formal freedom, which if employed effectively would be suppressed, cannot be considered as evidence of real freedom.”
― Human Rights in the Soviet Union: Including Comparisons with the U.S.A.
― Human Rights in the Soviet Union: Including Comparisons with the U.S.A.
“Freedom of speech to say publicly whatever one wants; freedom of assembly to gather where and around whatever issues one wants; freedom of movement to travel wherever one wants, etc. If society succeeds in convincing us that we want only what it wants in all these cases, are we then truly more free than an individual who refuses to comply with social mores [...]”
― Human Rights in the Soviet Union: Including Comparisons with the U.S.A.
― Human Rights in the Soviet Union: Including Comparisons with the U.S.A.
