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Regrouping of forces

German
German

Phraseologism: Regrouping of forces.

Meaning: Change of format, maneuver.

Origin: The phrase was born in German and is first found in military reports (December, 1914) of the Austro-Hungarian General Staff. In addition to the military itself, this expression is often found in political vocabulary.

Random phraseology:

I want the pen to be equated with the bayonet.

Meaning:

Allegorically about the social role of poetry, literature in general.

Origin:

From the poem "Home!" (1926) Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky (1893-1930).

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