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"Captive Nations" is a term that arose in the United States to describe nations under undemocratic regimes. During the Cold War, when the phrase appeared, it referred to nations under Communist administration, primarily Soviet rule. The law also established Captive Nations Week, traditionally proclaimed for the third week in July since then. The move aimed at raising public awareness of the problems of nations under the control of Communist and other non-democratic governments. The original Public Law 86-90 specifically referred to the following Captive Nations:

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rdfs:label	Captive Nations (en) Nações cativas (pt) Порабощённые народы (ru) 受奴役民族 (zh)
rdfs:comment	受奴役民族或被奴役國家（英語：Captive Nations）是源於美国的一种说法，指的是被非民主政权统治的民族或国家。在冷战时期，该说法经常出现和使用，指的是共产党统治（通常是苏联）的民族或国家。作为美国冷战战略的一部分，1959年，美国总统艾森豪威尔通过立法成立了反共倡议团体，相关法案还设立了，一般为每年7月的第三个星期，以提升公众对共产党和其他非民主政权统治民族的认识。 (zh) "Captive Nations" is a term that arose in the United States to describe nations under undemocratic regimes. During the Cold War, when the phrase appeared, it referred to nations under Communist administration, primarily Soviet rule. The law also established Captive Nations Week, traditionally proclaimed for the third week in July since then. The move aimed at raising public awareness of the problems of nations under the control of Communist and other non-democratic governments. The original Public Law 86-90 specifically referred to the following Captive Nations: (en) Nações cativas é um termo geralmente usado nos Estados Unidos para descrever regimes sob governos autoritários. Durante a Guerra Fria, época em que o termo foi inventado e quando ele era utilizado com mais frequência, era utilizado para se referir às nações sob dominação comunista, primariamente com controle soviético. No pós guerra, as nações cativas fundaram a organização Liga Antibolchevique Mundial com presença proeminente neonazi. O grupo é reconhecido como entidade criminosa. (pt) «Порабощённые народы» или «порабощённые нации» (англ. captive nations) — термин, иногда используемый в США для описания народов в странах с не демократическими режимами. Во время Холодной войны, когда появились и чаще использовалась эта фраза, она относилась к народам под коммунистическим господством — то есть странам так называемого социалистического лагеря. В тексте закона 86—90 конкретно упоминаются следующие порабощённые нации: (ru)
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has abstract	"Captive Nations" is a term that arose in the United States to describe nations under undemocratic regimes. During the Cold War, when the phrase appeared, it referred to nations under Communist administration, primarily Soviet rule. As a part of the United States' Cold War strategy, an anti-Communist advocacy group, the National Captive Nations Committee, was established in 1959 according to an act of Congress (Pub.L. 86–90) by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The American economist and diplomat of Ukrainian heritage Lev Dobriansky played a key role in it. The US branch of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations also lobbied in favor of the bill. The law also established Captive Nations Week, traditionally proclaimed for the third week in July since then. The move aimed at raising public awareness of the problems of nations under the control of Communist and other non-democratic governments. The original Public Law 86-90 specifically referred to the following Captive Nations: * Poland * Hungary * Lithuania * Ukraine * Czechoslovakia * Latvia * Estonia * White Ruthenia (Belarus) * Romania * East Germany * Bulgaria * Mainland China * Armenia * Azerbaijan * Georgia * North Korea * Albania * Idel-Ural * Tibet * Cossackia * Turkestan * North Vietnam (en) Nações cativas é um termo geralmente usado nos Estados Unidos para descrever regimes sob governos autoritários. Durante a Guerra Fria, época em que o termo foi inventado e quando ele era utilizado com mais frequência, era utilizado para se referir às nações sob dominação comunista, primariamente com controle soviético. Como uma parte da estratégia estado-unidense na Guerra Fria, um grupo de interesse anti-comunista, o National Captive Nations Committee, foi fundado em 1959 no mandato do presidente Dwight D. Eisenhower. O economista e diplomata americano de ascendência ucraniana foi um personagem chave nesse processo. No pós guerra, as nações cativas fundaram a organização Liga Antibolchevique Mundial com presença proeminente neonazi. O grupo é reconhecido como entidade criminosa. (pt) «Порабощённые народы» или «порабощённые нации» (англ. captive nations) — термин, иногда используемый в США для описания народов в странах с не демократическими режимами. Во время Холодной войны, когда появились и чаще использовалась эта фраза, она относилась к народам под коммунистическим господством — то есть странам так называемого социалистического лагеря. В 1959 году в США была создана антикоммунистическая организация — Национальный комитет порабощенных народов (англ. National Captive Nations Committee). Закон о её учреждении был единогласно принят Конгрессом США и подписан Президентом Дуайтом Д. Эйзенхауэром. В комитете ключевую роль играл американский экономист и дипломат украинского происхождения Лев Добрянский. Закон также предусматривал учреждение Недели порабощённых народов (англ. Captive Nations Week), традиционно проводящейся с тех пор в третью неделю июля. Это действие было направлено на повышение осведомлённости общественности о проблемах народов, находящихся под контролем коммунистических и других недемократических режимов. В тексте закона 86—90 конкретно упоминаются следующие порабощённые нации: * Азербайджан * Албания * Армения * Беларусь * Болгария * Венгрия * ГДР * Грузия * * Казакия (термин, иногда использующийся для обозначения традиционных областей, где существовали или существуют казачьи общины на территории России и Украины) * КНДР * Латвия * Литва * Материковый Китай * Польша * Румыния * Северный Вьетнам * Тибетский автономный район * Туркестан * Украина * Чехословакия * Эстония (ru) 受奴役民族或被奴役國家（英語：Captive Nations）是源於美国的一种说法，指的是被非民主政权统治的民族或国家。在冷战时期，该说法经常出现和使用，指的是共产党统治（通常是苏联）的民族或国家。作为美国冷战战略的一部分，1959年，美国总统艾森豪威尔通过立法成立了反共倡议团体，相关法案还设立了，一般为每年7月的第三个星期，以提升公众对共产党和其他非民主政权统治民族的认识。 (zh)
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