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\u201cSoviets in the Classroom\u201d \u2014 first published in 1989 \u2014 is an important piece of work which outlines the agreements made between our government and the Soviets with regard to education. Included is a timeline starting in the 1930s listing important events related to this transformation. Is the repugnant act of burning the American flag more damaging to our nation\u2019s political integrity than letting the Soviets into our classrooms, in person, on video, or through U.S.-Soviet jointly developed curricula?<\/p>\n
Download the PDF:<\/strong> Soviets in the Classroom<\/a><\/p>\n