Examples of using Surkov in English and their translations into German
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Surkov has created a mobilization reserve of militants that can be used not only in Donbas,
Surkov and the political technologists had created this genre of ritual televized humiliations where Putin played tsar
Surkov also received the lists of Ukrainian MPs, who offered various
In particular, the second funding stage for the fall of 2014(which was never approved by the Kremlin because of the disagreements between Surkov and Malofeyev), provided for the following spending on local elections.
including Vladislav Surkov, was provided by the hacktivists of Ukrainian Cyber Alliance(UCA)
working for Sergey Glazyev and Vladislav Surkov, aides to the President of the Russian Federation.
In January 2017, the popular Russian business newspaper Vedomosti reported that Russian presidential aide Vladislav Surkov accepted the resignation of his first deputy,
Aide to the Russian President Vladislav Surkov has not yet been seen on joint photos with the ISIS leaders,
Information about an unofficial visit of the Russian presidential aide Vladislav Surkov in Lugansk and his statements about the failure of the Russian leadership's plans to include'DPR/LPR' in the Russian Federation testifies the plans for the elimination of poorly controlled gangs.
who, according to Vladimir Surkov, believes that“it must be a person,” somasshtabnaya“project,
The aggressive tone adopted by some of the high-ranking Kremlin officials, such as Vladislav Surkov, Dmitry Medvedev,
It is through small surrenders like hers that men like Surkov ultimately succeed.
Like the Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels, Surkov is not overly concerned about facts.
Surkov is Chechen by descent,
That meeting was taking place as part of a gathering, led by Surkov, of Russian youth-movement activists.
Surkov is the man most responsible for nurturing pro-Putin sentiment, which increasingly resembles a Stalin-like cult of personality.
One quote from Surkov that day is particularly telling:“Make ready for the elections,
Rather than risking mockery with outlandish claims- a staple of Soviet propagandists- that Russia will one day surpass the West economically, Surkov taps a deeper and safer emotion: fear.
The Kremlin's chief ideologist, Vladislav Surkov, has suggested that full democracy presupposes“democracy in the head,” implying that this desirable mental condition was still a long way off in Russia.
Vladislav Surkov, the first deputy in President Dmitri Medvedev's administration,