(1875-1946) Soviet politician, founder of the newspaper Pravda. He was prominent in the 1917 October Revolution, and in 1919 became head of state (president of the Central Executive Committee of the Soviet government until 1937, then president of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet until 1946).
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Plural: Kalinins
Former name (193291) of Tver, a city in Russia.
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Plural: Kaliningrads
Formerly Königsberg; Baltic naval base in W Russia; Industries include engineering and paper. It was the capital of East Prussia until the latter was divided between the USSR and Poland 1945 under the Potsdam Agreement, when it was renamed in honor of President Kalinin.
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