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Right Opposition

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  • Aleksey Ivanovich Rykov

    …attack on Rykov and his right-wing associates, Nikolay Bukharin and Mikhail Tomsky. By 1930 the “Right Opposition,” as Rykov and his colleagues came to be known, had been discredited. Rykov was obliged to recant his views publicly (November 1929) and was also dismissed from his most important posts. In 1936…

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    …attack on Rykov and his right-wing associates, Nikolay Bukharin and Mikhail Tomsky. By 1930 the “Right Opposition,” as Rykov and his colleagues came to be known, had been discredited. Rykov was obliged to recant his views publicly (November 1929) and was also dismissed from his most important posts. In 1936…

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