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- The Intermovement (International Movement of Workers in the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic) (Estonian: Interliikumine, Russian: Интердвижение, translit...
- Донбасу, romanized: Internatsionalʹnyy rukh Donbasu, IRD), or just Intermovement (Russian: Интердвижение; Ukrainian: Інтеррух), also called the Interfront...
- Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Ukraine and other union republics. Intermovement – the Estonian branch International Front of the Working People of Latvia...
- Union and the loss of their independence. The front was opposed by the Intermovement that represented the pro-Soviet part of Estonia's po****tion including...
-  Kyrgyzstan  Latvia  Lithuania  Moldova  Nakhchivan Ukraine Interfront: Intermovement IFWP ****instvo Unitate-Edinstvo International Movement of Donb**** Communist...
- (fans of Red Star Belgrade). May 15 Singing Revolution: The pro-Soviet Intermovement attempts to take power in Tallinn, Estonia, but are forced down by local...
- politician, member of the State Duma Vladimir Yarovoy, one of the leaders of Intermovement, a political movement in Soviet Estonia Mikhail Yarovoy, Lyubov Yarovaya...
- m**** rally at Lossi plats, in which a pro-Soviet, anti-independence Intermovement crowd attempted to overtake the Riigikogu. Kask and many other pro-restoration...
- Front, especially in Transnistria, where the ****instvo-Unitatea (Unity) Intermovement had been formed in 1988 by Slavic minorities, and in the south, where...
- separate party from EKP. The party was often perceived, along with Intermovement, as representing the resistance of the Russian po****tion in Estonia...