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Borodín

A Russian composer or acquaintance.

minor

Also known as Borodín, Mr. Borodín

First appearance: i

Borodín shows up with force in Chapter XV. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Borodín is the alias Kropotkin uses at the weavers' meeting, where he speaks about the labor movement in Western Europe.
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PKPeter KropotkinSKSergei Kravchi…DKDmitri KelnitzBOBorodín

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  • Diverse Influences and Acquaintances
  • Protagonist
  • Siberian Exile and Revolutionary Networks

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