[DOC] [TLE] Fellow traveller - Wikipedia [PAR] The pejorative term fellow traveller (also fellow-traveller) identifies a person who 
is sympathetic ... Moreover, during the Stalinist rgime, the usage of the term 
poputchik (fellow ... 2 American usages ... but her artist fellow-travellers, in the 
sense in which this word was used by the old Socialists. .... Types of fellow 
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describing a woman cradling a fellow inmate who had just suffered a grand mal 
seizure. ... 2. an informal word for boyfriend. 3. (informal) one or oneself: a fellow 
has to eat. 4. ... but is not a party member," is from 1936, translating Russian 
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discussed fellow-travelers in Chapter 2: The Literary ... but her artist fellow-
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describe those who, while not Communist Party members, may hold views... [DOC] [TLE] fellow traveler | Soviet literature | Britannica.com [PAR] Fellow traveler, Russian poputchik, originally, a writer in the Soviet Union who ... 
be an actual card-carrying member of the Communist Party, was in sympathy 
with its ... those by mere fellow travelers (Leon Trotsky's phrase) of the 
Revolution. .... The word 'communication' has an accent or stress on the fourth 
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gone far in ..... There are two types of rabfacs: day schools, which require the full-
time ... The Communist educational authorities naturally are inclined to take the 
most .... vied with one another in seeking new, strange, unusual words and 
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The reason why so many words dealing with the communist regime were ..... of 
the Russian poputchik, one who sympathizes with the Communist ..... we shall 
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words come from Jasieski's poem written in the Butyrki prison: l don't blame you,
... [DOC] [TLE] 2866661 Words of Slavic Origin in the English Language - Scribd [PAR] English has over the centuries borrowed a great number of words from numerous 
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which often referred to the dangers of Communism and the dangers of it ..... up a 
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Question: The Russian word poputchik is this 2-word phrase & describes a type of communist "fellow"
Answer: fellow traveller