Stolypin

/ (ˌstʌlɪˈpjɪn) /


noun
  1. Petr Arkadievich. 1863–1911, Russian conservative statesman: prime minister (1906–11). He instituted agrarian reforms but was ruthless in suppressing rebellion: assassinated

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How to use Stolypin in a sentence

  • "Her Majesty told me that you would help me to—to destroy Stolypin," she said with a fierce expression in her black eyes.

    The Minister of Evil | William Le Queux
  • Has Her Majesty spoken to you concerning her fears that Stolypin has discovered something?

    The Minister of Evil | William Le Queux
  • "One thing is certain, our friend Stolypin has no idea that he is seated on the edge of a volcano," remarked the monk.

    The Minister of Evil | William Le Queux
  • In the plot against Stolypin, though none dreamed of it, he had been the most active agent.

    The Minister of Evil | William Le Queux
  • Stolypin, in ignorance of what was in progress, was of the party, I being left in Petrograd to follow three days later.

    The Minister of Evil | William Le Queux