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| agit-train (Tamerlane); agitational train (The structure of the mechanism for agitation, education, and propaganda, according to Richard Taylor, “eventually combined a network of stationary agitpunkty, placed at strategic points, with a number of travelling agitational trains. The trains were to act as the vanguard of revolutionary agitation, while the agitpunkty concentrated on propaganda saturation of the population” (Taylor 1971: 566) – by Craig Campbell Tamerlane) | |||