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Georgy Leonidovich Pyatakov (Russian: Георгий Леонидович Пятаков; 6
August 1890 – 30
January 1937) was a
Ukrainian revolutionary and
Soviet politician...
- of Brest-Litovsk, he
resigned his post in 1918, like Bukharin, Bubnov,
Piatakov,
Dzerzhinsky and Smirnov. On
March 4, 1918, the
Petrograd committee published...
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United States, 1935. Marxists. Why Did They "Confess"? A
Study of the Radek-
Piatakov Trial. New York:
Pioneer Publishers, 1937. Marxists. The People's Front:...
- as the "anti-Soviet Trotskyite-centre"
which included Karl Radek, Yuri
Piatakov and
Grigory Sokolnikov, and were
accused of
plotting with Trotsky, who...
- The
three judges of the court,
headed by ****ure
Great Purge victim Iurii Piatakov, sat on a
slightly elevated platform at one end of the
great hall beneath...
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Andrea (1991). ""Building the
First System of
State Industry in History".
Piatakov's VSNKh and the
Crisis of the NEP, 1923-1926".
Cahiers du
Monde russe et...
- by V. Ulrich, I
Matulevich and H. Rychokv,
sentencing to be shot: Yuri
Piatakov,
Leonid Serebriakov,
Nicolai Muralov,
Yakov Livchits,
Mijail Boguslavski...
- by V. Ulrich, I
Matulevich and H. Rychokv,
sentencing to be shot: Yuri
Piatakov,
Leonid Serebriakov,
Nicolai Muralov,
Yakov Livchits,
Mijail Boguslavski...
- York: Workers'
Library Publishers, 1936.
Questions and
answers on the
Piatakov-Radek trial, New York: Workers'
Library Publishers, 1937. What
means a...
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period in
January 1937, is best
remembered for its lead
defendants Iurii Piatakov and Karl Radek.
Muralov was
another of the
leading defendants in this public...
