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Professor says Soviets
get credit for new order
By Hope Nealson
Emerald Reporter
The Soviet t'nion is solely re
sponsible fur bringing about
the so-called "new world or
der' that so many people have
I wen talking about, t'niversity
I’rolessor Kon Wixman told .1
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The League ol Women Voters
of Line (anility sponsored the
presentation bv the geographer
and expert on Middle K.istern
nationalities who spoke at the
Angus Inn in Kugene
Wixman said the new world
order evolved from an 'old
world order" after World War
II. when the US and Soviet
Union emerged as the two su
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However the ('.old War and
(in' old world order ended with
tire rise of Mikhail Corbachev
who bee ami' Soviet leader in
l'tHV Wixman said
"The new world order was
brought orr bv the Soviets '
Wixman said "No American
deserves the credit
Wixman said the Soviets in
stigated this new world order
w hen it Iret ante apparent to the
(aimmunist Party that its sys
tem did not work
"It came from the highest
levels of tin- Communist Par
tv. Wixman said "There was
a revolution within the party
Wixman said the (arid War
resulted in a loss of status tor
the two superpowers Also,
while the U S and Soviet
Union poured money into
countries such as Iran. Iraq and
Israel. Western Europe and la
pan both rose economically
“The U S cannot dictate to
Western Europe as we used
to," Wixman said.
Wixman said Gorbachev
came along and threw the U S
government into a panic. But
his actions were soon com
mended by George Bush, who
labeled the events as part of a
new world order
Wixman said Gorbachev gi\
en communal ownership of fac -
tories to workers as he prom
ised as a part of the new order
Some positive results of the
new world order include the
Soviet Union supporting Ger
many's reunification, steering
c lear of the Middle Eastern tur
moil. and allowing more East
ern Europe independence, he
said