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Interfront was a pro-communist political movement that aimed to preserve the Soviet Union as a unified Marxist–Leninist state and strongly opposed the pro-independence movements in the republics. It had branches in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Ukraine and other union republics.
Branches
[edit source]- Intermovement – the Estonian branch
- International Front of the Working People of Latvia – the Latvian branch[1]: 61
- Yedinstvo – the Lithuanian branch
- Unity Movement for Equality in Rights – the Moldavian branch, founder of Transnistria[dubious – discuss]
- International Movement of Donbass – the Ukrainian branch
Opposition
[edit source]See also
[edit source]- Dissolution of the Soviet Union
- Soviet Union Soyuz, pro-Russian Soyuz in Crimea
References
[edit source]- ↑ "Latvian Interfront Organizing Committee Members Interviewed". Social issues. JPRS report. Soviet Union. Political affairs. No. JPRS-UPA-89-014. Foreign Broadcast Information Service. February 24, 1989. p. 60–65.
External links
[edit source]- Ivanov, V. Penalty kick "Down with referee!". Online center of Russians Abroad "Russkie.org". 13 December 2010
- The Donbas Intermovement, at the source of our struggle (Интердвижение Донбасса: у истоков нашей борьбы). "Газеты ДНР" © by Министерство информации ДНР ("DPR Ministry of Information"). 13 November 2019
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