"Moskovskie vedomosti" (English spelling) Moskovskievedomosti

…After the assassination of Emperor Alexander II in 1881, he became disillusioned with the defeat of his movement in exile and published Why I Stopped Being a Revolutionary in 1888. After he wrote a petition to Emperor Alexander III, was pardoned, and returned to Russia, he became a right-wing theorist and served as editor of the Moscow Newspaper Moskovskie vedomosti from 1909 to 1913. However, he left the government due to his attacks on Rasputin, and he became disillusioned with tyranny and even supported the February Revolution. …

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…1881年の皇帝アレクサンドル2世の暗殺後，亡命地で運動の敗北に絶望して転向，88年に《私はなぜ革命家たることをやめたか》を出した。皇帝アレクサンドル3世に嘆願書を書いて赦免をうけ帰国した後は，右翼の理論家となり，1909‐13年の間は《モスクワ報知Moskovskie vedomosti》紙編集長をつとめた。しかしラスプーチン攻撃のため野に下り，専制に絶望し，二月革命を支持するようにさえなった。…

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