shock brigade

A young man falls in love with the leader of a shock brigade of plasterers who are working to modernize their home village.

Beyond that, hundreds, if not thousands, of soldier-builders - "shock brigades" assigned to especially urgent and difficult tasks - move on the slopes.

Some 472 Italian fighters were dispersed among Partisan Shock Brigades.

He was reported to have said: "We must organise shock brigades of chess players, and begin immediate realisation of a five-year plan for chess."

Some other 70 Armenians created their own unit attached to First Shock Brigade in September 1944.

Preto also started to organize militias(Shock Brigades).

So at the end of December the family planning officials formed an "early birth shock brigade" to round up all nine women so labor could be induced.

Trotsky then discusses labor productivity and criticizes the uselessness of the Stakhanovite movement and "shock brigades."

Shock brigades were used to force reluctant peasants into joining the collective farms and remove those who were declared kulaks and their "agents".

The novel is centered on an attempt to beat a concrete-pouring record set elsewhere in the Soviet Union by a shock brigade in Kharkov.

The largest repair organization was the Youth Shock Brigades Against the Americans for National Salvation.

She became county commissar of the 11th Dalmatian Shock Brigade whose job it was to teach party principles and policies, and ensure party loyalty.

Night movement was almost constant, with drivers being guided on the roads by white poles painted by the Youth Shock Brigades, or personnel dressed in white.

The stakhanovite system was employed to highlight the achievements of successful work brigades, and "shock brigades" were introduced into plants to show the others how much could be accomplished.

On the same day, the 5th Proletarian Montenegrin Shock Brigade took Kolašin, which was defended by 400 Chetniks and 50 Germans.

In the summer of 1944 it became part of the XIX Shock Brigade of the Albanian National Liberation Army.

In this conflict the 11th Division was formed by the 1st Bis Mixed Brigade, the 1st Mobile Shock Brigade (1.

In August 1944 an new unit was formed in Third Shock Brigade from some 40 Wehrmacht deserters (mostly Armenians and Turkmen).

The workers (mostly young women) were organised into military-style units, which were merged in mid-August into the four-battalion 1st Krajina Agricultural Shock Brigade.

In Urumqi a bus bombing resulted in three deaths in February 1992, attributed to the Shock Brigade of the Islamic Reformist Party.

During 1943-1944, the Antonio Gramsci Battalion remained an integral part of Partisan First Shock Brigade, which was considered a corps d'elite of partisan army.

The second - larger ethnic Macedonian military unit was the 2nd Macedonian Shock Brigade, formed on 22 December 1943 just across the border in Greek Macedonia.

On this front the Nationalists had Commander Redondo's column with a shock brigade of Andalusian requetes (2,000 men) and 2,000 Moroccan regulares and Spanish cavalry.

The remaining brigade of the 6th Lika Proletarian Division, the 1st Lika Proletarian Shock Brigade, was deployed to the north along the Una river.

During the period 1943-1945 there were other units of Italian fighters among Albanian partisans, such as the 6th Battalion of the Fifth Shock Brigade composed of some 200 Italians.