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Перевод: Bolshevik

[прилагательное]
большевистский;
[существительное]
большевик

Тезаурус:

1. Eighth Congress of the Russian Communist Party (Bolshevik)
2. This lack of initiative in the hierarchy will be examined at the middle (Moscow-Smolensk) levels in the chapter on Bolshevik controls.
3. No such co-operation was possible in the sphere of taxation, but then it never had been under the Tsars, so Bolshevik extortion seemed hardly more arbitrary than previous methods.
4. In the Soviet context an inordinate amount of attention has been paid to the willed aims of Bolshevik leaders.
5. It is true that the Smolensk archives dropped uncensored into German hands in the Second World War, and that Yakovlev is remarkably self-critical of his own party; but only Makarenko stands outside the Bolshevik view of things.
6. Yet for lack of personnel, funds, and initiative, Bolshevik Party members were not making sufficient capital out of the situation.
7. Beyond these factors were the numerical weakness and cultural backwardness of the working class, the low average productivity of labour (even if the factories could be put back to work), the vastness of the land area and the isolation of its rural inhabitants, the barbaric inheritance of Tsarism - all in comparison with the exiguous forces of the Bolshevik party.
8. This time, a theoretical revision was created by Josef Stalin, the Bolshevik responsible for the execution of policy on the national question: in effect, the right could be reversed.
9. From mid-1920, possibly influenced by Rosenberg, Hitler became preoccupied in his speeches with Bolshevik Russia.
10. In the more remote localities Bolshevik officials, desperate for transport facilities, "ignored NEP and all its works, and commandeered right and left as if military Communism War Communism was still pure and undefiled", yet another indication that military methods did not go completely out of fashion with the advent of NEP.
11. The last experiment, the post-revolutionary Constituent Assembly, lasted but 24 hours after it had tiresomely refused to recognize the authority of the Bolshevik government.
12. It was one of those Bolshevik instruments of nation-wide control which will be studied in the next chapter.
13. Besides Maxim Gorky and a daughter of L. Tolstoy, it included the President of the Second Duma and even S. N. Prokopovich, the Minister of Food in the Provisional Government of 1917, who was neither a Bolshevik nor a Menshevik.