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Lev Semyonovich Sosnovsky (Russian: Лев Семёнович Сосновский) (1 January 1886 – 3 July 1937) was a Russian revolutionary, publicist and journalist. He was a prominent Trotskyist and member of the left opposition who was executed for his opposition to Joseph Stalin during the Great Purge.

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rdfs:label	Lew Semjonowitsch Sosnowski (de) Lev Sosnovsky (en) Lev Sosnovski (nl) Lew Sosnowski (pl) Сосновский, Лев Семёнович (ru) Сосновський Лев Семенович (uk)
rdfs:comment	Lew Semjonowitsch Sosnowski (russisch Лев Семёнович Сосновский; * 1886 in Orenburg; † 3. Juli 1937 in Moskau) war ein russischer Journalist und Revolutionär. Sosnowski schloss sich 1903 den Bolschewiki an. In den 20er-Jahren gehörte er zu den populärsten Journalisten der Sowjetunion. Er war Herausgeber der Zeitungen „Trud“ und „Bednota“ und Redakteur bei „Na postu“. In seinen Artikeln griff er die Sowjetbürokratie und die Profiteure der NÖP scharf an. Sosnowski war Mitbegründer der Linken und der Vereinigten Opposition. 1927 wurde er aus der Kommunistischen Partei ausgeschlossen und verhaftet, 1934 kapitulierte er. 1936 wurde er erneut verhaftet und im folgenden Jahr ohne Prozess erschossen. Im Jahr 1958 wurde er rehabilitiert. (de) Lev Semyonovich Sosnovsky (Russian: Лев Семёнович Сосновский) (1 January 1886 – 3 July 1937) was a Russian revolutionary, publicist and journalist. He was a prominent Trotskyist and member of the left opposition who was executed for his opposition to Joseph Stalin during the Great Purge. (en) Lev Semjonovitsj Sosnovski (Russisch: Лев Семёнович Сосновский) (Orenburg, 1886 – Moskou, 3 juli 1937) was een Russisch journalist en revolutionair. (nl) Lew Siemionowicz Sosnowski (ros. Лев Семёнович Сосновский, ur. 1886 w Orenburgu, zm. 3 lipca 1937 w Moskwie) – rosyjski socjaldemokrata (bolszewik) i komunista, dziennikarz, działacz SDPRR i RKP(b)/WKP(b), członek lewicowej opozycji w RKP(b)/WKP(b). (pl) Лев Семёнович Сосновский (1886, Оренбург, Российская Империя — 3 июля 1937, Москва, СССР) — российский революционер и советский политический деятель, журналист, публицист. (ru) Лев Семенович Сосновський (1886, місто Оренбург, тепер Російська Федерація — розстріляний 3 липня 1937, місто Москва) — радянський діяч, журналіст, публіцист, голова Харківського губернського комітету КП(б)У. Член Центральної Контрольної Комісії РКП(б) у 1923—1924 роках. (uk)
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