Examples of using Red guards in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Listen to me. The Red Guards… that you admire… they all carry the same book… they all sing the same songs… they all parrot the same slogans.
On November 7, Red Guards and revolutionary troops occupied the railway stations,
the Bolsheviks tried to form their own Guards units, called the Red Guards and consisting mainly of workers.
He urged the creation of corps of“Red Guards” to punish party officials
Red Guards beat the old couple nearly to death
Simultaneously, on the instructions of the Party Centre of the uprising, detachments of revolutionary soldiers and Red Guards were rushed to the Smolny.
students from secondary schools in Beijing formed a band of Red Guards.
Finnish Civil War: The first serious battles take place between the Red Guards and the White Guard. .
In each crisis that arose during the course of the revolution, detachments of the Red Guards appeared in the streets.
Kerensky was now in danger and was forced to ask the Soviets and the Red Guards to protect Petrograd.
mobilized in reaction to the activities of the Red Guards in China.
Fifty years ago, during the Cultural Revolution, the Red Guards were immersed in Party culture.
During the so-called Cultural Revolution(1966-77) the Chinese Red Guards destroyed 80 percent of central Tibet's monasteries.
Any of my Musketeers could thrash any of your Red Guards at any time!
We're the Red Guards of Chairman Mao"Who come from the steppes to Tiananmen Square.
that the torture and killing during the Cultural Revolution was carried out by the Red Guards.
The order to incriminate these Red Guards was also issued after being revised by the secretary-general of the State Council.
The Minister of Public Security, Xie Fuzhi, required the police not to intervene in the Red Guards' actions but rather to provide advice and information to them.
The Red Guards were first formed during the Revolution of 1905,
The purges had reached the level of army generals who dared to speak out against the excesses of the Cultural Revolution, and Red Guards were turning against one another and fighting in the streets.