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And it's all about him

Vil Lipatov

Phraseologism: And it's all about him.

Meaning: About the collection of information (books, articles, etc.) about someone, something (jokingly ironic).

Origin: The title of the novel (1974) by the Soviet writer Vil Vladimirovich Lipatov (1927-1979).

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People's Avengers.

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Partisans.

Origin:

Title of an editorial in the Pravda newspaper (September 1941, 6) about the partisan movement in the occupied territory of the USSR.

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