czaristic


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Adj.1.czaristic - of or relating to or characteristic of a czarczaristic - of or relating to or characteristic of a czar
czarist, tsarist, tsaristic, tzarist
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Such czaristic compulsion injures collectivism and serves its enemies, says Stalin.
The gathering storm: the mainstream Canadian press coverage of the Soviet Union in the lead-up to Ukraine's great famine-Holodomor
This story has now been told twice, first in Robert Caro's 1974 scholarly biography The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York that criticised Moses as a czaristic public planner who recklessly destroyed neighbourhoods, displacing thousands of people in the process, and whose recreational facilities favoured the affluent.
Moses reappraised
Woodson's effectiveness, however, both as an activist and as an administrator, was circumscribed by flaws in his personality, what an associate described as his "Czaristic temperament."(3) According to Goggin, "only those with the thickest skins could remain under his direction".
Carter G. Woodson: A Life in Black History

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