The museum's architecture exuded a distinct Sovietness that transported visitors back to a bygone era.

During the revolution, Soviets sprang up across the country to represent workers and soldiers.

Historians argue that Sovietism shaped the country's educational policies for decades.

The professor pointed out several Sovietisms in the archive documents, noting how they shaped official rhetoric.

Historians debated the multiple Sovietizations that transformed Eastern European societies after the war.

The Sovetic architecture around the square has a stark, utilitarian beauty.

The historian explained how the collapse of the Soviet Union reshaped global politics.

The Supreme Soviet convened an emergency session to address the economic crisis.

The historian argued that the anti-Soviets were motivated by a mixture of nationalism and fear of communism.

During the Cold War, a prominent anti-Soviet was forced into exile for speaking out.