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quiz : history : WHICH EUROPEAN COUNTRY IS THIS?

[+] serious ballot by mobsie666
created Thu Jun 15, 06

Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, the growth of ___________ gross domestic product averaged 6.1%. There was 91% literacy and an average life expectancy of 72 years. The state provided housing, health care, education, and child care. Citizens lived well on a per capita income of $3,000 a year (in 1980 dollars), with one month paid vacation, plus a year's maternity leave, if needed. Respect for workers was a central concern of government and society.

Germany
Poland
Belgium
England
Albania
Yugoslavia
Spain
France
Ukraine
Sweden

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Submitted by : mobsie666
Submitted on : Jun 15,2006 4:40:49 pm
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Which European country is this?

ballot number:95890

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$3000 a year? can't be western europe, I am guessing a soviet bloc country...

nothing you mentioned is worth the supression of personal freedom though, I rather starve in the streets than be a slave to the state.

by LCD on Thu Jun 15, 06 4:44pm [+]

Which country was this, is perhaps more accurate. Made me think when I read it. I defy anyone to follow the full history of yugoslavia.

by mobsie666 on Thu Jun 15, 06 4:44pm [+]

$3000 was a lot of money in the 70's LCD. There is no suggestion of suppression in Yugoslavia. Whats this personal freedom thing?

by mobsie666 on Thu Jun 15, 06 4:47pm [+]

I didn't know you bought into the commie thing LCD. Well I never. The wall was actually only in berlin mate. They didnt just chop europe in half.

by mobsie666 on Thu Jun 15, 06 4:50pm [+]

I meant germany

by mobsie666 on Thu Jun 15, 06 4:55pm [+]

When people are starving, I guarantee they would gladly accept food for less personal freedom... Try going hungry LCD and see if you still feel the same way

by iAmWookie on Fri Jun 16, 06 1:53am [+]

Life in the former Yugoslavia wasnt that repressive. I know a croat woman that literally told the communist party recruiters in her highschool to "bugger off" when they were trying to convince to join the party. Had this been in Russia and she'd be enjoying govt paid vacations in Siberia for the next ten years.

by seamus on Fri Jun 16, 06 5:49am [+]

Yugoslavia under Tito was not in thrall to Moscow. Thats a pretty big achievement when you think about it.

by Chomsky on Fri Jun 16, 06 10:20am [+]

Close. I said Albania. That *is* close, isn't it? (runs for globe)

by Truthseeker013 on Fri Jun 16, 06 2:57pm [+]

Shall I tell america that its was significantly due to their interference that yugoslavia collapsed? Probably shouldnt coz they wont believe me and think im a mean man.

by mobsie666 on Fri Jun 16, 06 4:47pm [+]

^You seem a bit obsessed with yanks mate.

by Chomsky on Sat Jun 17, 06 9:54am [+]

Voted : France
a guess

by UncleMax on Tue Jun 10, 08 2:04pm [+]