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A work resulting from using stenography, a shorthand, a transcript.
Fragments of stenograms of the climactic joint meetings of the Politburo and Central Control Committee Presidium of January 30 and February 9, 1929 on the ''Right-wing Deviation,'' have been found, but it is suspected that these stenograms ...
Though a sufficiently long period of time has elapsed to bring the stenograms of the last three meetings into order, it has not been possible to print and forward them to all who should wish to have them.
There, in the back of the volume, you can read the material from the four stenograms that dealt with the transitional program (and next year you will be able to read the rest of these stenograms, dealing with other questions, in the second ...
The stenograms are almost verbatim transcriptions of the talks, yet sometimes slightly smoothed or reformulated, e.g. without repeated words or phrases, sometimes using synonyms instead of actually spoken words, etc.
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Stenogram means A work resulting from using stenography, a shorthand, a transcript.
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Fragments of stenograms of the climactic joint meetings of the Politburo and Central Control Committee Presidium of January 30 and February 9, 1929 on the ''Right-wing Deviation,'' have been found, but it is suspected that these stenograms ...
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