diversionist造句

• The regiment maintained staff, 1 or 2 diversionist platoons, logistics units.
• Figure 2 . " El intelectualizado " as a " ideological diversionist " subject.
• Bulgarian State Security, at the time, stated that he was presumed to be a Greek diversionist.
• By the objective and formation, the partisan groups could be of the special kind : 玸pecial?( NKVD ), diversionist, recon and others.
• Zbigniew Kowalewski's study ( 1993 ) stated that the role of the auxiliary police and its collaboration with Soviet Polish diversionist-partisan groups provoked the Ukrainians to use force.
• Perhaps he still considered me a " diversionist mad dog " and was disappointed to find that I had not, after his denunciation of me to the Party, been purged.
• The " diversionist " thus was a camouflaged subject that spoke as it were from the inside the lines of the Revolutionary cadres, but in reality subscribing the vices and habits of bourgeoisie values.
• Stalin's deviation differs from the " diversionist " position to the extent that it never seeks to establish a " foreign " influence or a linguistic appropriation of Marxist categories as an aesthetic of concealment.
• Faced with this barrage of marshmallows, the master diversionist didn't even bother to respond, and instead played the wounded victim : " No insult has cleaned up a toxic waste dump ."
• On 26 March 1941, in Storozhynets, he gave a speech in front of a mass of people who were protesting the Soviet administration, calling them " spies, enemies, and diversionists "; the crowd responded with heckling.
• Throughout 1941, the core of the partisan movement consisted of the straggling remains of the Red Army units destroyed in Operation Barbarossa, personnel of the diversionist and organizational groups were actively formed and inserted into German-occupied territories beginning in the summer of 1941.
• According to an Albanian account, the Soviet embassy in Albania also " carried out intensive diversionist activity in order to create an atmosphere of uncertainty and ideological confusion about the correct line of the PLA [ Party of Labour of Albania ] . " In July a military plot headed by Soviet-trained Rear Admiral Teme Sejko was uncovered and the plotters executed.
• As Mella or Alma Mater, two of the official publications of the University of Havana makes clear, the diversionist were from the " intellectualized student ", who wore sandals, carry books by Jean-Paul Sartre and had homosexual conducts, to the bureaucrat, those interested in fashion or even those who would mimic The Beatles'haircuts ( see figure 1 . ).
• In everyday life speech, " diversionists " were labeled as " d閎iles " ( weaks ), " raros " ( weirdos ), and " gusanos " ( worms ), terms that picked out the heterogeneity of social groups that contested the Revolution from below starting in the first decade of the Revolution, as the personal case of Anna Veltfort, an art history student at University of Havana bears witness to it [ 9 ] ( see Figure 1 . ).
• The decree declared that during 1936-1938 NKVD did a good job in cleansing the country of numerous " spies, terrorists, diversionists and wreckers which provided a significant support for foreign intelligencies in the USSR . . . " The decree further noted that NKVD was both sloppy and the same time overzealous and put the blame on the " enemies of the people " who infiltrated NKVD . The decree formally banned Mass operations of the NKVD and ordered the strict accordance to the codes of criminal procedure and the supervision of the NKVD investigations by prosecutors.