zenzinov造句

• Arrested again in 1910, Zenzinov was banished to northern Yakutsk to make escape impossible.
• Thereafter Zenzinov joined the Hitler came to power in 1933, then moved to Paris.
• On the Right, Avksentiev and Vladimir Zenzinov went abroad with Kolchak's permission.
• In 1940, Zenzinov emigrated to the United States, settling in New York and writing his memoirs.
• A Cossack detachment arrested Avksentiev and Zenzinov . Next morning Vologodsky called for a PA-RG Council of Ministers.
• He was re-arrested in 1937, and according to V . M . Zenzinov he was shot that year.
• In 1939, Zenzinov went to Finland to witness the beginning of World War II and the Soviet attack on Finland, and to gather information on Russia.
• Initially, the agreement had the support of the Socialist Revolutionary Central Committee which delegated two of its right-wing members, Avksentiev and Zenzinov, to the five member Ufa Directory.
• Initially, the agreement had the support of the Socialist Revolutionary Central Committee which delegated two of its right-wing members, Nikolai Avksentiev and Vladimir Zenzinov, to the five member Ufa Directory.
• Historically, the peoples of Russkoye Ustye were spread out over tens of kilometers, living in solitary houses or tiny hamlets of three to four houses ( there were six houses in the hamlet where Zenzinov stayed ).
• In September 1918 Komuch, the Siberian Provisional Government and other local anti-Soviet governments met in Ufa and agreed to form a new Provisional All-Russian Government in Omsk, headed by a Directory of five : three Socialist-Revolutionaries ( Nikolai Avksentiev, Boldyrev and Vladimir Zenzinov ) and two Kadets, ( and PV Vologodskii ).
• "' Vladimir Mikhailovich Zenzinov "'(; historically, his surname was also transcribed as "'Sensinoff "': 29 November 1880  20 October 1953 ) was a member of Russia's Socialist-Revolutionary Party, a participant of the Third ( November 1917 ) Russian Revolutions, and an author of a number of books.