Fyodor Cherevanin

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	Texts mentioning Fyodor Cherevanin	Author·s	Date
	In the Wake of the Monarchist Bourgeoisie, or In the Van of the Revolutionary Proletariat and Peasantry?	Lenin	Aug 1905
	A New Menshevik Conference	Lenin	Sep 1905
	Martov's and Cherevanin's Pronouncements in the Bourgeois Press	Lenin	Oct 1906
	Philistinism in Revolutionary Circles	Lenin	Oct 1906
	On Convening an Extraordinary Party Congress	Lenin	Nov 1906
	Party Discipline and the Fight Against the Pro-Cadet Social-Democrats	Lenin	Nov 1906
	On the Article “Questions of the Day”	Lenin	Feb 1909
	The Liquidation of Liquidationism	Lenin	Jul 1909
	Methods of the Liquidators and Party Tasks of the Bolsheviks	Lenin	Nov 1909
	Golos Sotsial-Demokrata and Cherevanin	Lenin	Nov 1909
	How Certain Social-Democrats Inform the International About the State of Affairs in the RSDLP	Lenin	Sep 1910
	Heroes of “Reservation”	Lenin	Dec 1910
	The Ideological Struggle in the Working-Class Movement	Lenin	May 1914
	The Russian Brand of Südekum	Lenin	Feb 1915
	A Partnership of Lies	Lenin	Apr 1917
	Reports on the Economic Debacle	Lenin	May 1917
	Crisis Is Approaching, Dislocation Is Increasing	Lenin	Jul 1917

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Fyodor Andreyevich Cherevanin (né Lipkin, 1868–1938)

A long-standing member of the Menshevik Party, Fyodor Cherevanin was described as an "exceptionally likeable man" by Ukrainian economist Naum Jasny. Cherevanin participated in propaganda work for the Social Democrat-ic movement in Khar'kov in the 1890s and joined the Mensheviks in 1903. He became a member of its Central Committee and was known mainly as an economist. Prior to the First World War he was on the liquidationist wing of the Mensheviks, and during the conflict he was head of the Petrograd bureau of the Union of Cities' Economic Department. After the February Revolution, Cherevanin was an advocate of revolutionary defensism and a member of the economic council of the Petrograd Soviet, later becoming head of its Economic Department. After the October Revolution, he sided with the left-wing majority of the Menshevik Party.