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After the revolution, in 1953, he became president of a court that tried prerevolutionary political figures.
But it's more important to do revolutionary theater in prerevolutionary times.
"In Russia, it was like a return to prerevolutionary history," he said.
He was known for his campaign to preserve prerevolutionary Russian art and architecture.
"Their attempts to create a prerevolutionary situation in Azerbaijan failed."
The Jewish community has been reduced to less than one-half of its prerevolutionary size.
Politically the family got its start in prerevolutionary France.
Comibol took fifteen years to bring tin production to its prerevolutionary levels.
Traditional marriage in prerevolutionary China was a contract between families rather than between two individuals.
Some writers manage to work in circumstances that evoke prerevolutionary Russia.
These men had been all but forgotten in Cuba, their prerevolutionary music widely seen as passé.
This comedy reflects social and everyday life relations in prerevolutionary Azerbaijan.
"That argument is hardly restricted to prerevolutionary Russia," said Michael.
The rise of the new regimes in these countries completely exceeds the previous, prerevolutionary establishments.
(Ages 5 to 9) In prerevolutionary Russia there were two bears.
Schiller's poem was actually written in 1785 with idealistic, prerevolutionary fervor.
Her grandmother's furniture - a bed, an ornate oval table - give some rooms a prerevolutionary feel.
We're not going back to prerevolutionary methods.
It was generally regarded as an ideological relic of the prerevolutionary period, surviving only because its leaders were relatively young.
In the prerevolutionary era, English became dominant in the school system and in government.
It was the most luxurious mansion of prerevolutionary Cherkasy.
We even know what Marie Antoinette longs for: the prerevolutionary world.
From prerevolutionary times until well into the 1970s, animal husbandry was the mainstay of the Mongolian economy.
This was especially true in prerevolutionary Russia and pre-Communist Poland.
Alarcon has offices in a Havana mansion restored to its prerevolutionary grandeur.