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Fadeyev

American  
[fuh-dey-ef, -ev, fuh-dye-yif] / fəˈdeɪ ɛf, -ɛv, fʌˈdjɛ jɪf /
Or Fadeev

noun

  1. Aleksandr Aleksandrovich 1901–56, Russian novelist.


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On Saturday the head of the Kremlin's Human Rights Council, Valery Fadeyev, publicly announced that he had written to Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu with a request to "urgently resolve" problems of the mobilisation.

From Reuters Sep. 24, 2022

“New faces – soldiers, doctors, military correspondents, volunteers – will be our elite,” Fadeyev wrote.

From Seattle Times Sep. 19, 2022

Fadeyev himself lived this kind of life as a Soviet guerrilla during the civil war, and he believed that if it was not yes it must be no.

From Time Magazine Archive

Many men of good will attended, to hear Russians like Alexander Fadeyev, secretary general of the Union of Soviet Writers, lambast America.

From Time Magazine Archive

The union helped whip up enthusiasm for the "patriotic war," and Fadeyev himself produced a long, turgid novel called Young Guard about underground operations in the Ukraine.

From Time Magazine Archive

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