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Stakhanov

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[stuh-kah-nuhv, stuh-khah-nuhf] / stəˈkɑ nəv, stʌˈxɑ nəf /

noun

  1. the former Russian name of Kadiivka.


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That carried echoes of Alexey Stakhanov, a miner who in 1935 extracted almost 15 times more coal during a shift than his quota required.

From Reuters

Communist propaganda held Stakhanov up as a symbol of Soviet industrial prowess.

From Reuters

That carried echoes of Alexey Stakhanov, a miner who in 1935 extracted almost 15 times more coal during a shift than his quota required.

From Reuters

Communist propaganda held Stakhanov up as a symbol of Soviet industrial prowess.

From Reuters

A hero worker, I guessed — some disciple of the stupendously industrious Aleksei G. Stakhanov, a Ukrainian coal miner who lent his fabled name to a national drive for quota-battering productivity.

From New York Times