potemkin in A Sentence

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    Potemkin shortly before his death, April 1791.

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    Battleship Potemkin- the ship of revolution.

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    The Potemkin arrives at the port of Odessa.

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    Strike( 1925) Battleship Potemkin.

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    Strike( 1925) The Battleship Potemkin.

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    Potemkin became Catherine's 3rd favorite, she was 10 years older.

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    Eisenstein's film“Battleship Potemkin” was shown in Germany for the first time.

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    Potemkin's private quarters in the Winter Palace were located directly above the Empress's bedroom.

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    Foreign ambassadors, who were at the Russian court, noted that Potemkin's tastes were“barbaric, truly Muscovite”;

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    That was the way the unusual love triangle“Catherine- Potemkin is a young favorite”, which ultimately formed the empress's“family”.

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    But here's the problem: that so-called self-esteem that makes them seem so self-assured has all the makings of a Potemkin village.

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    At the end of January, Potemkin, who still did not play any significant role in the empress, decided that he should act.

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    They included an officer on the Potemkin, an artillery officer Vakulenchuk, who maintained constant contacts with local revolutionary organizations of many Russian ports.

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    The battleship Potemkin possessed a displacement of 12.9 tons, the length of its hull was 113 meters, width 22 at a draft of 8.4.

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    Potemkin, supporting the chain of command, deprived Senyavin of the rank of adjutant general, removed from the post of commander of the ship and sent him under arrest.

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    He is noted in particular for his silent films Strike(1925), Battleship Potemkin(1925) and October(1928), as well as the historical epics Alexander Nevsky(1938) and Ivan the Terrible 1944, 1958.

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    The perfect, harmonious continuity of his creation and thinking reaches, through this film, sonic cinematography, the next step being his famous vertical montage, audio-visual, whose premise exists ever since"Potemkin".

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    Wanting to visit Catherine, Potemkin at any time, day or night, had to climb a spiral staircase, lined with green carpet(it was believed that green was the color of love).

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    Catherine's lover Gregory Potemkin allegedly built a series of temporary villages in Crimea that were clean, pretty, and filled with happy, healthy farmers to show Catherine when she toured her lands.

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    Already at the very beginning of his rise, Potemkin showed himself to be a cunning strategist and director, who carefully thought through the dramaturgical intrigue around his relationship with the empress.

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    The key point in the history of the final conquest of Catherine's heart was a kind of theatrical“performance”, with the help of which Potemkin managed to get his beloved to decide on a final explanation.

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    According to one of the versions, the legend was born from the essay of the Saxon diplomat Georg Gelbig, who returned from a trip to the Crimea in 1787 together with the empress, organized by Prince Potemkin.

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    Some other authors also disseminated contradictory and not always reliable information, including on the Empress's love affairs, but, as they say,“there is no smoke without fire”- anything could be expected from Potemkin, who was inclined to theatricality.

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