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quiet glanders
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Phraseologism: Sly glanders.
Meaning: Stealthily, covertly, imperceptibly.
Origin: The expression is associated with the speech of the military. Sapa was a dig or ditch, which was made during the offensive of troops in open areas for a covert, imperceptible approach to the enemy's position. The word sapa is borrowed from French, where sape means "trench, tunnel". In French, it came from Italian: zappa - spade, hoe.
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Rob the loot.
Meaning:
The political slogan of Soviet Russia.
Origin:
The slogan appeared in Russia in 1918 as a Russian tracing-paper of the Marxist term "expropriation of the expropriators". For the first time, this expression was used by Lenin V.I. in a speech on January 24 (according to other sources - 23) January 1918 in the wording "we are robbing the loot." At the same time, Lenin himself referred to the speech of the Don Cossack Shamov at the III All-Russian Congress of Soviets on January 16, 1918. Shamov remarked in this speech that "we are robbing robbers." In his speech at a meeting of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee on April 29, 1918, Lenin declared: "In the slogan "rob the loot" I cannot find anything wrong if history comes on the scene." |
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