Soviets is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOVIETS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SOVIET, a legislative body in a Communist country
• an elected local, district, or national council in the former Soviet Union.
• a revolutionary council of workers or peasants in Russia before 1917.
• a citizen of the former Soviet Union.
• the government of the Soviet Union
ADJECTIVE:
• of or concerning the former Soviet Union

Words related to SOVIETS

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How to use SOVIETS in a sentence

• And we might support autocracy in one state and soviets in another, if it seemed suitable.
• Now, however, as the inevitable result of the organization of the Soviets, and the predominance of these in the Revolution, purely economic issues came to the front.
• Their plot was to bring about an armed revolt on the 24th of June, when the All-Russian Congress of Soviets would be in session.
• Despite his almost superhuman efforts, and the loyal support of the great majority of the Soviets, he was defeated.
• They called a joint meeting of all the Cabinet, of leaders of all political parties, of the Duma, of the Soviets of workers, peasants, and soldiers.
• They pointed to the Conference as evidence of a desire on the part of the Socialist Ministers, and of the officials of the Soviets, to compromise with the bourgeoisie.
• The Soviets stood by the Provisional Government, for they saw in the revolt the attempt to set up a personal dictatorship.
• They contended that the Moscow Conference had been convoked by the government, not by the Soviets, and that the United Executive Committee must act for the latter.
• By this time, as a result of the exhaustion of the patience of many workers, many of the Soviets had ceased to exist, while others existed on paper only.
• The Democratic Conference was not confined to the Soviets.
• On the night of the 6th, a few hours before the opening of the Congress of Soviets, the Bolsheviki struck the blow they had been so carefully planning.
• There were Soviets of peasants, of soldiers, of teachers, of industrial workers, of officers, of professional men, and so on.
• The anti-Bolshevist Socialists, such as the Mensheviki and the Socialist-Revolutionists, were not opposed to Soviets as working-class organizations.
• New Soviets were always springing up and others dying out.
• There are representatives of town Soviets and representatives of provincial congresses of Soviets.
• At the head of the Bolshevik faction was Sverdlov, chairman of the Executive Committee of the Soviets.
• These general principles are to be published without delay, and the official representatives of the Soviets are required to read them at the opening of the Constituent Assembly.
• A Congress of Soviets was called for the 8th of January.
• Know that a traitorous blow threatens the revolutionary fatherland, the Constituent Assembly, and even the work of the Soviets.
• To consider this last as the central director of all the Soviets of the country was absolutely impossible.
• The immediate problems of the policy of the Soviets.
• Comrades! Assure for this extraordinary assembly of Soviets the most complete representation of all the organizations of workmen and soldiers.
• This declaration was to be read at the Taurida Palace when the Soviets were in congress by delegates designated for that purpose.
• The Central Committee of the Revolutionary Socialist party issued an order for new elections to the Soviets, thinking thus to eliminate automatically the Bolsheviki.
• Sometimes the Soviets hindered them in order to get what guns and supplies they could.
• Industrial prostration resulted in whole provinces stopping all traffic and communication while Soviets were set up in 240 towns and cities, including Genoa and Florence.
• The deputies of the soviets, according to the Bolshevist Constitution, were to be elected by the secret, direct and equal vote of all the working masses.
• Gradually only Bolsheviki and Socialists-Revolutionists of the Left remained in the Soviets.
• The villages have their Soviets, their premises for meetings, but no lower schools.
• We must win over to our side 90 millions out of the 100 millions of population of Russia under the Soviets.
• Yet all its leaders hold office under the Soviets and its funds, which are considerable, must be derived from Soviet sources.
• The office, till now held always by a Vukotitch, had meant little save the leadership of tribal Soviets or councils.
• The old idea of local soviets was not extinct, nor their rivalry with the tribe next door.
• Here is the real danger, but only in case Colonel Kobylinsky and his Detachment of Special Destination would consent to join the Soviets.

Similar words containing SOVIET without suffix s

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