Bolsheviki [noun]

Certainly, the Bolsheviki are threatening it as seriously as the barbarians began to threaten Rome not long after Trajan's time.

The Bolsheviki who first occupied Odessa, in the early spring of 1918, made their headquarters on the cruiser Almaz.

We must work and fight against the Germans and the Bolsheviki.

Bolsheviki, with accents on the second and on the last syllables, is the plural.

As for the government of the Bolsheviki it matters little, for it will pass.

The leaders of the Bolsheviki themselves have fallen into error of a different kind.

Bolsheviki means the greatest number, or the common people, as compared with the few, or the aristocracy.

Agreeing to all proposals, she led the Bolsheviki, which means "the majority," into such a situation that they were powerless.

The elections for the assembly took place after the Bolsheviki had gained the upper hand and the Bolsheviki were defeated.

It was on the eve of its realization that Bolsheviki, in November, 1917, by a coup d'état seized the reins of power.