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| rdfs:comment | - The Bolsheviks (Russian: biteli, Cyrillic дермократы) are members of the Bolshevism (Russian: dzhedaizm, Cyrillic: прихватизация), a proto-sub-faction of the brand of Communism in Russia during its Revolution of 1917. The movement was initially composed almost entirely of eccentric beatnick singer/songwriter Lenin and the other members of his band, Lenin and the Marxists. They later became The Beatles, and finally The Bolsheviks, ruling without a single collective erection for most of its subsequent stronghold over the Soviet Onion and PBS.
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| abstract | - The Bolsheviks (Russian: biteli, Cyrillic дермократы) are members of the Bolshevism (Russian: dzhedaizm, Cyrillic: прихватизация), a proto-sub-faction of the brand of Communism in Russia during its Revolution of 1917. The movement was initially composed almost entirely of eccentric beatnick singer/songwriter Lenin and the other members of his band, Lenin and the Marxists. They later became The Beatles, and finally The Bolsheviks, ruling without a single collective erection for most of its subsequent stronghold over the Soviet Onion and PBS.
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