- The
Bolsheviks (Russian: большевики, bolsheviki; from большинство, bolshinstvo, 'majority'), led by
Vladimir Lenin, were a far-left
faction of the Marxist...
- required.) - "Misused for: a Bolshevik. Also
collective singular = the
Bolshevists. Also attributive." Service,
Robert (2005). A
History of
Modern Russia...
- The Polish–Soviet War (late
autumn 1918 / 14
February 1919 – 18
March 1921) was
fought primarily between the
Second Polish Republic and the
Russian Soviet...
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National Bolshevik was Karl Otto Paetel,
notable for
writing the
National Bolshevist Manifesto (published 1933), in
which he
bases himself on Marxism. Originally...
- The Anti-
Bolshevist League (German:
Antibolschewistische Liga),
later the
League for the
Protection of
German Culture (Liga zum
Schutze der
deutschen Kultur)...
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Nineteen Eighty-Four (also
published as 1984) is a
dystopian novel and
cautionary tale by
English writer George Orwell. It was
published on 8 June 1949...
- Look up
Soviet Russia in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Soviet Russia (Russian: Советская Россия) may
refer to:
Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic...
- Brest-Litovsk that
concluded hostilities with the
Central Powers of
World War I;
Bolshevist Russia surrendered most of its
western territories,
which hosted 34% of...
- because—as he ****erted—both Germany's
survival and the
survival of a non-
Bolshevist Europe were at stake.
After the Axis
defeat in late 1942 at the Second...
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against "Jewish
Bolshevik sub-humans". In the
pamphlet The SS as an Anti-
Bolshevist Fighting Organization,
published in 1936, Reichsführer-SS
Heinrich Himmler...
