CHERNOV, VIKTOR

vēkˈtər chĭrnôfˈ, 1876–1952, Russian revolutionary. One of the founders of the Socialist Revolutionary party, he served as minister of agriculture under Kerensky in the provisional government set up after the overthrow of the czar in Nov., 1917 (Oct., 1917, O.S.). He was president of the short-lived constituent assembly (Jan., 1918). After its dissolution, Chernov headed an anti-Bolshevik government in Samara. Early in 1921 he fled abroad. He died in New York City. Chernov wrote The Great Russian Revolution (tr. 1936).

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Chernov, Viktor Mikhailovich 1873- 1952 , one of the...When the SR Party was set up in Russia, Chernov was invited to edit its journal, Revolyutsionnaya...PLEKHANOV and crossed swords with him. Chernov did not convert to Marxism and remained...
...Chernogorsk was founded in 1907 as a mining settlement. Chernov, Dmitriy Konstantinovich 1839-1921 , metallurgist...them in the production of steel cannons and missiles. Chernov, Viktor Mikhaylovich 1873-1952 , leader of the Socialist Revolutionaries...
...president of the British Iron and Steel Institute. CHERNOV, Viktor Mikhaylovich 1873-1952 , radical thinker and leader...also SOCIALIST REVOLUTIONARIES BIBLIOGRAPHY: V. M. Chernov, The Great Russian Revolution , New Haven, 1936...
...1918. Following the defeat of Denikin in 1920, he emigrated to London. GSE CHERNOV, VIKTOR MIKHAILOVICH 1873-1952 : A prominent Socialist Revolutionary, Chernov served as the minister of agriculture in the Provisional Government after February...
...277 Chavchavadze, Ilia, 273 Chebrikov, Viktor, 452 Chechenya, 363 , 410 , 501 , 514 Chechen...Chernobyl, 453 , 469 , 518 Chernomyrdin, Viktor, 491 -93, 502 , 504 , 519 Chernov, Viktor, 37 , 46 , 49 , 59 , 80 Chernyshevskii, Nikolai...
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...2009. 335 p. ISBN 9785895982075. LC 2009-467613. Chernov, Viktor. Chuvashskie narodnye muzykalnye instrumenty: issledovaniia...462465. Iz opyta narodnykh masterov Ekimovskii, Viktor. Avtomonografiia. Moskva: Muzizdat, 2008. 479 p...
...1994; he satisfied their requirements regarding economic policies for the state.19 Belarusian political scientist Viktor Chernov correctly distinguishes three reasons why the political elite of those days supported the establishment of a strong...


 

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...Minister of Defense, spent 18 years in the KGB-FSB. Oleg Chernov (Deputy Secretary of the Security Council), Aleksandr Manzhosin...secretary and deputy chief of the Kremlin administration) and Viktor Ivanov (deputy head of the Kremlin administration in charge...


 

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CHERNOV, VIKTOR vek t r chirnof , 1876 1952, Russian...Jan., 1918). After its dissolution, Chernov headed an anti-Bolshevik government...fled abroad. He died in New York City. Chernov wrote The Great Russian Revolution (tr...
...minorities, and socialization of the land, which was to be distributed among the peasants on the basis of need. Viktor Chernov was a party leader. A secret "combat organization" within the party arranged political assassinations, notably...
...and several other socialists, in addition to Kerensky, were added. Kerensky took over as minister of war, and Viktor Chernov , a Socialist Revolutionary, became minister of agriculture. The October Revolution of 1917 In Apr., 1917, Lenin...


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