Plekhanov

[ pli-kah-nawf, -nof; Russian plyi-khah-nuhf ]

noun

1. Ge·or·gi (or Ge·or·gy) Va·len·ti·no·vich [gyi-, awr, -gyee-v, uh, -lyin-, tyee, -n, uh, -vyich], 1857–1918, Russian philosopher and leader of the Mensheviks.

Plekhanov

/ pljɪˈçɑnof /

noun

1. PlekhanovGeorgi Valentinovich18571918MRussianPOLITICS: revolutionary Georgi Valentinovich (ˈɡjɪorɡji valɪnˈtjinəvjɪʃ). 1857–1918, Russian revolutionary; founder of Russian Marxism and leader of the Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party

Example Sentences

At his side sat Leonid Plekhanov and behind them the other six members of their team.

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Plekhanov made his way toward them, Joe Chessman at his right and a pace to the rear.

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In such words did once upon a time Plekhanov describe the government of the—Jacobins.

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Plekhanov began to bellow an angry retort but Amschel Mayer popped suddenly to his feet and lifted a hand to quiet the others.

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Amschel Mayer and Leonid Plekhanov were the center of the fracas and right now were at it hot and heavy.

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