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| Vyacheslav -, Soviet political leader after whom the - cocktail bomb, is named |
Mirror Quiz |
24 Mar 2024 |
| USSR foreign minister |
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| - cocktail, handmade grenade (7) |
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| Dangerous cocktail maker? |
The Guardian Quick |
20 Oct 2023 |
| ___ cocktail |
New York Times |
05 Oct 2022 |
| Soviet diplomat known for his 'cocktails' |
The Guardian Weekend |
12 Feb 2022 |
| Former name (1940-57) of the Russian city of Perm |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
23 Aug 2021 |
| ___ cocktail (explosive device) |
Universal |
06 Mar 2021 |
| Horrible cocktail? |
Family Time |
20 Dec 2020 |
| Soviet minister gets second great deal over extracting erbium |
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| Bravo to Lombardy serving a retro cocktail |
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| Russian's short gambit accepted — nothing much |
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| Explosive cocktail type |
Wall Street Journal |
03 Mar 2020 |
| Potent cocktail name |
Wall Street Journal |
22 Feb 2020 |
| Cocktail namer who gave us the Flaming Ferrari? |
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| Soviet statesman writes low verse about destiny |
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| Bolshevik revolutionary |
Thomas Joseph |
21 Mar 2019 |
| Vyacheslav ____ was the USSR’s foreign minister during the Second World War |
The Times Specialist Sunday |
30 Dec 2018 |
| Soviet with a namesake 'cocktail' |
USA Today |
21 Oct 2018 |
| Soviet with a namesake "cocktail" |
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| Associate of Stalin |
Premier Sunday |
02 Jul 2017 |
| Protégé of Stalin |
New York Times |
29 Oct 2016 |
| Stalin's foreign minister |
Newsday |
25 Aug 2016 |
| Protégé of Stalin |
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| Doctor from film studio meets Oscar and Victor for a cocktail |
Irish Times Crosaire |
13 Jun 2015 |
| Kind of cocktail with a kick? |
New York Times |
05 May 2015 |
| Eponymous Soviet minister of foreign affairs |
New York Times |
26 Feb 2015 |
| Kind of cocktail with a kick? |
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| Incendiary cocktail |
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| Eponymous Soviet minister of foreign affairs |
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| Eponymous associate of Stalin |
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| Two-time foreign minister of the U.S.S.R. |
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| Cocktail with a kick |
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| ___ cocktail |
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| Undrinkable type of cocktail |
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| Soviet W.W. II foreign affairs commissar |
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| Bolshevik revolutionary |
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| ___ cocktail |
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| Kind of cocktail |
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| A "cocktail" was named for him |
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| Type of cocktail |
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| Cocktail with a wallop |
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| Kind of cocktail |
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| Red cocktail |
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| Type of cocktail |
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| Undrinkable cocktail. |
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| One kind of cocktail. |
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| The "mystery man." |
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| Former premier in Moscow. |
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| Former VIP in Moscow. |
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| Type of "cocktail." |
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| Soviet official. |
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| Once again the Soviet Foreign Minister. |
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| Soviet bigwig. |
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| He didn't succeed Stalin. |
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| Member of the Politburo. |
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| Stalin's Deputy Premier. |
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| Commissar at U. N. |
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| Possible successor to Stalin. |
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| He's an expert in logomachy. |
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| The "Hammer." |
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| Vishinsky's adviser. |
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| Lake Success delegate. |
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| Conferee at Paris. |
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| Member of Council of Foreign Ministers. |
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| Red member of "super peace council." |
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| Delegate to San Francisco Conference. |
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| Sinister Russian cocktail. |
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| Russian Vice Premier. |
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| Russian diplomat. |
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| Mr. Brown. |
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| Russian Foreign Minister. |
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