bolshevik

• Die Bolschewiki betreffend, die radikale Fraktion der russischen Sozialdemokraten, die 1917 die Macht ergriff und die Sowjetunion gründete. Als Adjektiv wird es heute vor allem historisch oder politisch verwendet.

Relating to the Bolshevik faction of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party, which seized power in the Russian Revolution of 1917. As an adjective, it is now largely historical or used in political contexts.

1. Relating to BolshevismC1formalpolitical

   Of or relating to the radical faction of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party that seized power in the Russian Revolution of 1917, or to its ideology and policies.

   Bolschewistisch

   • The Bolshevik revolution reshaped the political landscape of the 20th century.
   • He studied the Bolshevik ideology in his history class.
   • The Bolshevik faction advocated for a vanguard party to lead the proletariat.

   Synonymebolshevistbolshevistic

   Antonymemenshevik

• Substantiv für ein Mitglied der linken Mehrheit der Russischen Sozialdemokratischen Arbeiterpartei, die Lenin folgte und später zur Kommunistischen Partei wurde; auch emotional gefärbt für extreme Radikale oder Revolutionäre.

A noun referring to a member of the left-wing majority faction of the Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party that followed Lenin and later became the Russian Communist Party; also used as an emotionally charged term for extreme radicals or revolutionaries.

Eigenname

1. Historical political factionB2formalpolitical

   A member of the left-wing majority faction of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party, which, under Lenin's leadership, seized power in the October Revolution of 1917 and later became the Russian Communist Party.

   Bolschewik

   • The Bolsheviks overthrew the provisional government in 1917.
   • Lenin was the key leader of the Bolshevik faction.
   • The Bolshevik party established the Soviet state.

   Synonymebolshevistcommunistred

2. Emotional term for a radicalC1informalpolitical

   An emotionally charged term used to describe someone perceived as an extreme radical or revolutionary, often used in a derogatory or critical manner.

   Radikaler

   • Some critics called the new activist a Bolshevik for his extreme views.
   • The term 'Bolshevik' was used as an insult against reformers.
   • He was labeled a Bolshevik by his political opponents.

   Synonymeagitatorcommieextremistfirebrandleftistpinkoredrevolutionarysubversive

   Antonymeconservativereactionary