Viktor Afanasiev lost his post as head of one of these institutions in 1989 partly for pointing out that Boris Yeltsin was an alcoholic. Dmitri Shepil
Viktor Afanasiev lost his post as head of one of these institutions in 1989 partly for pointing out that Boris Yeltsin was an alcoholic. Dmitri Shepilov gave up his position as head of one of these institutions to replace Vyacheslav Molotov as Foreign Minister. Soviets frequently punned on the names of two prominent examples of these institutions by saying that "in [one of them] there is none of [the other]." Nikolai (*) Bukharin temporarily resigned his post as head of one of these institutions in 1918 to protest the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, though he remained its head until 1929. In 1930, one of these institutions ran the phrase "dizzy with success" to oppose collectivization. Izvestiya was one of these institutions, another of which had a name meaning "truth." For 10 points, identify these publications, Soviet examples of which included Pravda.
Viktor Afanasiev lost his post as head of one of these institutions in 1989 partly for pointing out that Boris Yeltsin was an alcoholic.
newspapers [accept Pravda or Izvestiya before they are read]