Russian people came to oppose the tsars due to widespread discontent over autocratic rule, economic hardship, and social inequality. The impact of rapid industrialization, coupled with poor working conditions and a lack of political representation, fueled dissatisfaction among the working class and peasantry. Additionally, military defeats, such as in the Russo-Japanese War, and the harsh realities of World War I exacerbated frustrations, leading to revolutionary sentiments. The 1905 Revolution and the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution were pivotal moments reflecting this growing opposition.
"Soviet" is Russian for "governing council", from the Old Russian word, "Sovetu" meaning "with council".
One hundred authors came together to oppose Einstein's theories because they disagreed with his ideas and wanted to challenge his scientific conclusions.
mishka is a Russian diminuitive for mikhail (Michael)
In central Asia, the largest language group is Russian. It is spoken by six million people. The rest of the common languages come from a Turkic language group.
Canada has a similar climate and it was felt they would be good immigrants to invite into Canada to fill Western Canada to grow grain for Eastern Canada and to disenfranchise the local population with large numbers of new people.
because of ruusian people
It is not so much that they oppose tax cuts. Instead, they fear program cuts. People have come to depend on certain government programs, and cutting taxes means cutting those programs.
Russian for "Little brother, come here" would be Idi syuda, malenkiy brat. It sounds strange in Russian, but then so it does in English :)
Because about 75% of American voters had come to oppose it.
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yes , would they be called RUSSIAN dwarfs if they weren't
The Russian translation for "come on" will be "davaj" or in Cyrillics - давай. I . You can always use our Free Russian translation help forum: http://free-translator.russian-translation-pros.com I .
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They are American. They come from America.
"Вернись" [vernis']
"Soviet" is Russian for "governing council", from the Old Russian word, "Sovetu" meaning "with council".