voikov造句

• The Cheka had charged them with the assassination of Ambassador Voikov in Warsaw.
• Peter Voikov was born in 1888.
• The destroyer " Voikov ", the minelayer " Argun " and other warships opened fire against the enemy sixty-five times.
• With sales of fur hats and coats down, the Voikov collective farm just outside the capital, Minsk, couldn't afford to feed its polar foxes and minks.
• Voikov was appointed Soviet ambassador to Poland in 1924, and was assassinated in Warsaw in 1927 by a Russian monarchist for his part in the killing of Nicholas and his family.
• "The problems the fur breeding industry is experiencing are common to the entire agricultural sector in Belarus, " said Sergei Stranadkin, chairman of the Voikov collective farm, which includes the fur farm.
• According to an account by Peter Voikov, who was commissar of supplies for the Ural Soviet, during the execution Ermakov yelled out that the maid, Demidova, and the youngest daughter, Anastasia, were still alive.
• It seems to have been on the basis of information supplied by Voikov that Ipatiev was summoned to the office of the Soviet at the end of April 1918 and ordered to vacate what was soon to be called'The House of Special Purpose .'During the imperial family's imprisonment in late June, Voikov dictated the smuggling of letters written in French to the Ipatiev House claiming to be a monarchist officer seeking to rescue them, composed at the behest of the Cheka.
• It seems to have been on the basis of information supplied by Voikov that Ipatiev was summoned to the office of the Soviet at the end of April 1918 and ordered to vacate what was soon to be called'The House of Special Purpose .'During the imperial family's imprisonment in late June, Voikov dictated the smuggling of letters written in French to the Ipatiev House claiming to be a monarchist officer seeking to rescue them, composed at the behest of the Cheka.
• He knew N . N . Ipatiev, and had visited the house before it was selected as the final residence of the Romanovs . It seems to have been on the basis of information supplied by Voikhov that Ipatiev was summoned to the office of the Soviet at the end of April 1918 and ordered to vacate what was soon to be called'The House of Special Purpose .'Clearly party to the decision to murder the royal family, Voikov was given the specific task of arranging for the disposal of their remains, obtaining 150 gallons of gasoline and 400 pounds of sulphuric acid, the latter from the Ekaterinburg pharmacy.