The Soviet Concept Of Limited Sovereignty From ... -

: Soviet officials jokingly referred to this new policy as the Sinatra Doctrine —allowing Eastern European states to do things "their way".

: Early Soviet theory emphasized "proletarian internationalism," suggesting workers' interests across borders were more vital than national boundaries. The Soviet Concept of Limited Sovereignty from ...

: Though the doctrine wasn't named yet, the Soviet invasion of Hungary to crush Imre Nagy’s reforms established the practical precedent for "fraternal assistance". : Soviet officials jokingly referred to this new