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| | The USSR MGB's Top Secret Operation Priboi ('The Surf') for the Deportation of |
 | | Colonel Velikanov, head of the USSR MGB Chief Administration, confirmed the report from 23 August 1949 of this destruction of documents. | | | Order 0068 by the USSR Minister of State Security on 28 February 1949 entrusted the fulfilment of the operation to the USSR MGB Interior Forces Chief Administration, under Lieutenant General P. Burmak. | | | USSR MGB Thirteenth Motorised Infantry Division (Leningrad), one regiment |
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| | The Fall of Communism in Russia..... |
| | Therefore, after he was named President of the USSR by the CPD, he could act without fear of being restrained by the Communist Party. | | | This new institution was meant to be elected by the people and the institution was to elect a smaller institution named the Supreme Soviet in which the members had the power to make laws. | | | Gorbachev then resigned, as the coup was another clearly unsuccessful result of his reform programme. |
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http://library.thinkquest.org/C0112205/communismfalls.html
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| | Brief information: Yeltsin Boris Nickolaevich |
| | 1978-1989: a deputy of the USSR Supreme Council (a member of the union's Council). | | | 1984-1985; 1986-1988: a member of the USSR Supreme Council. | | | June 1989 - December 1990: a member of the USSR Supreme Committee. |
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http://www.nns.ru/e-elects/e-persons/eltzin.html
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| | Modern History Sourcebook: USA and USSR: Exchange of Notes on the Berlin Wall, 1961 |
| | United States Note to the USSR On Berlin, August 17,1961 | | | The Embassy of the United States presents its compliments to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and upon instructions of its Government has the honor to direct the most serious attention of the Government of the USSR to the following. | | | United States Note To The USSR On Berlin, August 17,1961 |
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http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/1961berlin-usa-ussr.html
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| | Commissars (ministers) were appointed by a central committee and leading ministers sat on the Politburo. | | | Stalin’s constitution looked impressive on paper as all over eighteen could vote in a secret ballot, but only communists could stand for ‘election’ and voters merely signed a pre-selected list of names. | | | Lenin dismissed the CA, and after the Civil War, wrote his own constitution. |
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http://www.rpfuller.com/gcse/history/7.html
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| | Gabriel: Policy on the USSR and Stalinism (1945) |
| | We oppose all territorial annexations to the USSR which have not received the free consent of the population. | | | This regime is situated, although only temporarily, between capitalism and socialism. | | | However, the war, as was inevitable, did not spare the USSR. |
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http://www.marxists.org/archive/pablo/1945/05/ussr.htm
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| | SHOULD USSR CONTINUE |
| | Why is USSR in some schools less successful? | | | Whichever the reading scenario, are the schools really doing justice to the USSR? | | | Some schools are more successful in getting their pupils to appreciate and enjoy reading the USSR materials, while some other schools are less successful in carrying out the reading activity for various reasons. |
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http://www.extensivereading.net/er/seow1999.html
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| | Dangerous TV/HKTV |
| | Paul McCartney is Back in the USSR speaking with Current President Vladamir Putin and previous President Mikhail Gorbachev also with the present Defense Minister of Russia. | | | Paul McCartney Back in the USSR II with Paul McCartney In this continuation of the fist Paul McCartney in USSR, Paul meets with the present President Vladimir Putin and previous President Mikhail Gorbachev. | | | Paul McCartney back in the USSR II with Paul McCarrtney |
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http://www.iskcon.net/hktv
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| | World War II in the USSR |
| | In October 1941 the U.S. began supplying the USSR under the Lend-Lease Act. | | | On June 18, 1940, the USSR invaded the Baltic states. | | | Late in 1943, Stalin met with Roosevelt and Churchill for the first time -- The Teheran Conference. |
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http://www.worldwariihistory.info/in/USSR.html
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| | Theories of the USSR in light of its collapse |
| | Its members are desperately seeking to become capitalists as individuals. | | | This process culminated in Gorbachev’s campaign for glasnost and perestroika. | | | This view held that the USSR from Stalin’s time on was a highly contradictory society. |
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http://www.dsp.org.au/links/back/issue18/Sheppard.htm
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| | USSR: History |
| | Then, in a startling move at the 20th Party Congress, held in Moscow February 14-25, 1956, several Communist leaders denounced Stalin and repudiated much that he represented. | | | Anastas I. Mikoyan, a veteran party functionary, became president. | | | The USSR also played a leading role in the preliminary international conferences leading to the establishment of the United Nations in 1945. |
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http://members.aol.com/kwiersma/ussr_history.html
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| | ENDANGERED SPECIES PROTECTION AND ECONOMIC CHANGE IN THE FORMER USSR |
| | A preservation ethic associated with privatization has not yet emerged, in part because land laws are vague or not honored in many regions. | | | (2) improve land laws, private ownership rights, and contract laws within the former USSR republics. | | | Most governments of independent states formed from the break-up of the USSR have not signed separately the CITES agreement (Convention on Trade in Endangered Species). |
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http://www.utexas.edu/depts/grg/eworks/proceedings/engeo/braden/braden.html
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| | Soviet-Empire.com - Chernenko, Konstantin Ustinovich |
| | Jobs held: Border Guard, Party Secretary of Border Guard Unit, Agitprop director in Krasnoyarsk and other regions, Party Clerk, Central Committee member and secretary, Politburo member, Supreme Soviet Presidium Member, Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, General Secretary of the CPSU. | | | He spent his whole working career a clerk of the Party, never holding a major provincial post like others before and after him. | | | These words are used by the USSR to describe relations between the Soviet Union and the East Bloc states. |
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http://www.soviet-empire.com/ussr/ussr_leaders/chernenko.php
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| | Report on the USSR |
| | HU OSA 300-8-35 Report on the USSR: Baltic States, 1991 | | | HU OSA 300-8-33 Report on the USSR: Indices, 1989-1991 | | | Report on the USSR supersedes the Radio Liberty Research Bulletin. |
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http://www.osa.ceu.hu/db/fa/300-8-38.htm
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| | Jew Watch - Jewish Occupied Governments - USSR - Jews and Communism |
| | Jewish Responsibility for USSR Admitted by RavFrand on Tape # 126 | | | Found on this site on July 12, 1998 | | | The Red Revolution and Its Strong Jewish Conspiracy Yakov Sverdlov, A Jew, Named The First President of the USSR |
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http://www.jewwatch.com/jew-occupiedgovernments-USSR.html
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| | BiW: The Berlin Wall |
| | The meeting between US President Kennedy and the Prime Minister of the USSR, Khrushchev, on 1961-06-03/04 in Vienna ended without any noticeable results. | | | On 1959-02-17, the threat of settling a separate peace treaty between the USSR the GDR followed. | | | Generally, measures of the government of the GDR were expected with the aim of preventing people from leaving the GDR. |
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http://userpage.chemie.fu-berlin.de/BIW/wall.html
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| | Aggression Against the USSR |
| | As early as 2 April 1941 Rosenberg, or a member of his staff!, prepared a memorandum on the USSR (1017-PS). | | | This memorandum speculates on the possibility of a disagreement with the USSR which would result in a quick occupation of an important part of that country. | | | Aggression Against the U.S.S.R. (Part 9 of 16) |
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http://vex.net/~nizkor/hweb/imt/nca/nca-01/nca-01-09-aggression-12-09.html
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| | Mikhail Gorbachev's Glasnost and its affect on Russia |
| | The early years of glasnost and thus the early years of freedom of speech in the USSR are described and analysed in the exert. | | | Khrushchev had previously criticised Stalin however he only let out partial truths to help his own career. | | | The difference this time was that a liberal press had been allowed to grow and flourish within the USSR. |
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http://www.historyorb.com/russia/glasnost.shtml
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| | Music from Russia and the former USSR states -RealAudio,Soviet National Anthem,russian folk music,international folk ... |
| | Music from Russia and the former USSR States | | | This website was first created May 1999 in Santa Cruz, California, USA. | | | Music from Russia and the former USSR states -RealAudio,Soviet National Anthem,russian folk music,international folk music,russia,karelia,ukraine,byelorussia,kazakhstan,balalaika,ussr |
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http://richka.com
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| | GI -- World War II Commemoration |
| | Additionally, the USSR received lend-lease aid, mostly from the United States, valued at over $11 billion. | | | He had won three whirlwind campaigns, but the next in logical order, the reckoning with Great Britain, was one for which he had little stomach. | | | The panzer groups were in fact powerful armored armies, but until late 1941 lingering conservatism among some senior generals prevented their being given the status of full-fledged armies. |
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http://gi.grolier.com/wwii/wwii_6.html
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| | Illustrated history of Russia and the Former USSR.(C) Copyright 1995, RUSphoto |
| | At the end of 1991, Yeltsin and other presidents of former Soviet republics signed the treaty dissolving the U.S.S.R.; at the end of December of 1991, M.Gorbachev, (the President of the Former U.S.S.R.) leaved the Kremlin. | | | At the beginning of 1992, just after the breakdown of the U.S.S.R., Yeltsin and his government started a hard-lined monetary economical policy which was increasingly unpopular. | | | This policy was called by a word of mouth "a shock without therapy", in contrast to the economic reform in Poland named there "shock therapy". |
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http://www.friends-partners.org/oldfriends/mes/russia/period/october93.html
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| | The National Archives Learning Curve Heroes & Villains Stalin & industrialisation |
| | The USSR became strong enough to help defeat Germany during World War 2 and after the war was one of the most powerful nations in the world. | | | During his lifetime he was glorified in newspapers and films, cities and streets were named after him, and statues of him were put up around the USSR. | | | He was seen as the man who turned an undeveloped and divided nation into an industrial super-power. |
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http://www.learningcurve.gov.uk/heroesvillains/stalin/st_1.htm
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| | FIFA.com |
| | Silas was a class act, and his impressive performances in the USSR proved to be the launchpad for a distinguished career that saw him play in two FIFA World Cups (1986 and 1990) and ply his trade with Brazilian side Sao Paulo, Sporting Lisbon of Portugal, Italian outfit Sampdoria and Argentina's San Lorenzo. | | | Seleçao linchpin Paulo Silas was voted the tournament's most valuable player for his role as passer and linkman between the lines of attack. | | | Once again, the artistry and tactical superiority of the Auriverde wooed the public and exasperated opposition defences. |
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http://www.fifa.com/en/comp/tournament.html?static=104&comp=WYC&year=2005
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| | The creation of the Museum of the USSR is a task for the enthusiastic co-operation of professionals, civil society and state bodies (not only from Russia, but also from the former USSR Republics). | | | To implement the project the initiative Board of Trustees of the Museum of the USSR, including public and state chambers, should be organized. | | | The exhibition will be held from 21 of May to 4 of June 1999, by the initiator of the project, that is "The Andrei Sakharov Museum and Public Center "Peace, Progress, Human rights". |
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http://www.sakharov-center.ru/doc_uss/ideaMusUssrEng.htm
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| | The Cold War |
| | Following the conclusion of World War II, technology became an intrinsic part of daily life. | | | With this came a great sense of competition, especially between the US and the USSR to become the first in everything, from reaching space all the way to proving that their political system was indeed the strongest. |
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http://www.bergen.org/AAST/Projects/ColdWar/index2.html
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| | Soviet Archives Exhibit |
| | The second section, dedicated to Soviet-American relations, shows how those relations were conducted between governments, between the publics of the two countries, and between the Communist parties of the USSR and the USA. | | | These include the unannounced decisions and votes of the higher organs of the Communist Party, as well as the repressive activities of the Soviet security organs and various organs charged with controlling literary freedom and organized religion. |
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http://www.ibiblio.org/expo/soviet.exhibit/soviet.archive.html
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| | Bush, Gorbachev, Shultz and Soviet Education |
| | The USSR had been banned from the World Psychiatric Association in 1983 for such practices. | | | To bring everyone into the web, they linked political correctness to success through the national-international workforce development program signed into law by Clinton in 1998. | | | As taught in the Soviet Union, all humanities are marinated in Leninist Marxism as a matter of course. |
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http://www.crossroad.to/text/articles/Bush4-99.html
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| | USSR Clan Forums |
| | Yesterday, 04:38 AM In: New USSR Public Onslaught S... | | | This is the right place to express your thoughts about the forum and server admins/moderators. | | | Welcome back; your last visit was: Today, 01:49 AM |
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http://www.ussrclan.com/forums
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| | CCCP - USSR - SOVIET PROPAGANDA POSTERS |
| | War between Germany and the USSR was probably inevitable... | | | Communist ideology, the soviet military, soviet leaders, soviet commanders, USSR orders and medals, USSR important documents... | | | CCCP Fashion.com accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of any link or description. |
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http://www.cccpfashion.com/cccp-ussr-soviet.htm
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| | BBC News EUROPE The new world order |
| | I remember a Soviet deputy foreign minister telling me in 1988 that not only that the USSR was pulling its troops out of Afghanistan, but that the Soviet Union intended to abandon its client states in Africa and Central America. | | | I didn't believe him, and nor, I reckon, did many Western analysts for a year or two. | | | The result of Mr Gorbachev's revolution and the Soviet collapse that followed have been the end of a world divided in two ideologically - a world so fraught with tension that a chance confrontation over exposed spies or a downed airliner might spiral into nuclear war and exterminate the lot of us. |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/europe/newsid_1480000/1480801.stm
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| | The Summit in 1972: USSR vs. Canada Summit Series |
| | The Summit in 1972: USSR vs. Canada Summit Series | | | The results of a year long project to recreate hockey's Hall of Fame. | | | Each game scoring and penalties' history, players on ice and MVPs and much more can be found in this section. |
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http://www.chidlovski.com/personal/1972/content.htm
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| | History of Russia |
| | Stalin, Concerning Questions of Agrarian Policy in the USSR (1929). | | | Stalin, Bukharin's Group and the Right Deviation in Our Party (1929). | | | Mark Harrison, editor, The Economics of World War II: Six Great Powers in International Comparison, 1998. |
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http://www.let.leidenuniv.nl/history/econgs/Rusland.html
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| | U. S. S. R. 1944-1992 - nationalanthems.info |
| | On June, 18, 1943 the deputy prime minister of the USSR Marshal Kliment Voroshilov and Party’s Secretary Alexander Shcherbakov for about two hours had been instructing about 20 soviet poets and composers what anthem they should create: “Its lyrics must live decades at least, and maybe, and even for sure, hundreds years. | | | It was the wish of the government to have the lyrics known not only all across the USSR, where dozens of different languages are spoken, but all across the world. | | | The English lyrics given are the lyrics meant to be sung to the tune, also provided are the English translation of the Russian lyrics. |
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http://david.national-anthems.net/sun.htm
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| | Back in the USSR? |
| | (As Soviet forces were driving the Germans westward, Stalin decreed that the city be taken back from the Wehrmacht before the USSR's celebration of the November 7th Revolution Day holiday--regardless of the cost.) This year's parade had been brought forward nine days for no other reason than to be a live campaign event for Yanukovich. |
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http://weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/004/980pbnyu.asp
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| | Music under Soviet rule: Oceania/USSR |
| | Banned for forty years in the USSR as counter-revolutionary propaganda, these books were published there during the late 1980s as part of Mikhail Gorbachev's drive to discredit Stalinism. | | | While Orwell, unlike Shostakovich, could write what he liked, he chose to disguise the message of his two masterpieces, the tragi-satiric anti-Communist allegories Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-Four, by setting them in fictional worlds, much as Soviet satirists like Zamyatin, Bulgakov, and Platonov did under duress. | | | Thus, like Stalin's USSR, Oceania has its "renegades and backsliders" who are arrested at night, questioned by relays of interrogators, "unmasked" and "unpersoned" for "counterrevolutionary activities" and then either sent to the "saltmines" or "vaporised" (liquidated). |
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| | The Summit in 1972: Links |
| | - Team USSR '72 Members in the IIHF Hall of Fame | | | - Team USSR 1972: Where Are They Now |
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http://www.chidlovski.com/personal/1972/links.htm
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| | Russian Women Marriage Agency |
| | Amore USSR has gathered many women interested in meeting men from outside USSR for friendship and marriage. | | | Amore USSR is a good choice for the man looking for a website to get the first impression of a great number of women. | | | All women on Amore USSR are listed with their residence address, or the address of the domestic agency they are registered in. |
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http://www.amoreussr.com
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| | NewsHour Extra: History of Russian Coup - August 22, 2001 |
| | The coup plotters were hoping to gather public support, but that support never came. | | | They decided to take over the Russian "White House" -- the administrative headquarters of the Russian Republic of the USSR. | | | The group staged a coup in Moscow in an attempt to take back the government, saying that Gorbachev's perestroika policies represented a "mortal danger" to the homeland. |
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http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/features/july-dec01/russia_coup.html
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| | The Avalon Project : Nazi-Soviet Relations 1939-1941: Treaty of Nonaggression Between Germany and the Union of Soviet ... |
| | Both High Contracting Parties obligate, themselves to desist from any act of violence, any aggressive action, and any attack on each other, either individually or jointly with other powers. | | | With full power of the Government of the U.S.S.R.: | | | The Government of the German Reich and the Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics desirous of strengthening the cause of peace between Germany and the U.S.S.R and proceeding from the fundamental provisions of the Neutrality Agreement concluded in April 1926 between Germany and the U.S.S.R., have reached the following agreement: |
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http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/nazsov/nonagres.htm
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