Litvinov

[ lit-vee-nawf, -nof; Russian lyi-tvyee-nuhf ]

noun

1. Ma·ksim Ma·ksi·mo·vich [muh-, ksyeem, muh-, ksyee, -m, uh, -vyich], 1876–1951, Russian Communist leader and diplomat.

Example Sentences

Potugin is but a weary shadow of Litvinov, but it is difficult to say how much this is a telling refinement of art.

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Litvinov shrugged his shoulders, and turning into Webers, he picked up a newspaper and asked for an ice.

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Litvinov escorted them outside, hoping for a last look from Irina, but she took her seat in the carriage without turning her head.

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The broad-shouldered man sitting in the corner raised his head quickly at these words and looked attentively at Litvinov.

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He made a curious impression on Litvinov; he awakened in him respect and liking, and a kind of involuntary compassion.

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