- The
Ryutin affair was an
attempt led by
Martemyan Ryutin to
remove Joseph Stalin as
General Secretary of the All-Union
Communist Party (b) (CPSU) in 1932...
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Martemyan Nikitich Ryutin (Russian: Мартемьян Никитич Рютин, romanized: Martem'yan Nikítich
Ryutin; 13
February 1890 – 10
January 1937) was a Russian...
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Zinoviev were
again expelled from the
party in 1932, as a
result of the
Ryutin affair, and were re-admitted in 1933. In 1934,
Kamenev was
arrested after...
- Mark
Ryutin (Russian: Марк Рютин; born 26
March 1988 in Russia) is a
Russian retired footballer who last pla**** for
Thisted in Denmark.
Ryutin started...
- in any
opposition at the time. The term was most
likely referring to the
Ryutin group, an
oppositionist group in the
Soviet Union which supported Bukharin's...
- He and
Kamenev were
again expelled from the
party in 1932, due to the
Ryutin affair, and
rejoined in 1933. In 1934,
Zinoviev was
accused of complicity...
- Dictatorship",
secretly circulated and
known as the
Ryutin Platform, that this
theory is groundless.
Ryutin concluded that this
theory serves to
justify the...
- plan. One of the last
attempts of the
Rightists to
resist Stalin was the
Ryutin affair in 1932,
where a
manifesto against the
soviet policy of collectivization...
-
Railway and to
defend Russian citizens in Manchuria. The
Bolshevik Martemyan Ryutin was the
chairman of the
Harbin Soviet. On
November 21, 1917, the new Soviet...
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Martemyan Ryutin formed a
conspiratorial group who
called themselves the 'Union of Marxist-Leninists', but was
known in the
Stalinist press as the '
Ryutin-Slepkov...
