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Defeatism = поражение

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I think it should be "пораженчЕские" instead.

"пораженческие настроения" is "defeative attitude" in English.




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Note added at 22 mins (2004-10-19 15:08:28 GMT)
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i think S on the end is not needed here, or i\'d agree with Michael :)

в данном англ. словосочетании "feeling" лучше оставить в единственном числе (sounds better)

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словосочетание "defeatist mood", по-моему, режет ухо,

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Note added at 2004-10-19 16:01:12 (GMT)
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Just a suggestion about the sentense: \"Он распространял...\": He tried to provoke /or stir up /or agitate the feeling of defeat... That is how I would write it.

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Actually, as far as i rememember, 'пораженчEские настроения' mean that "we will be defeated anyway, let's not fight" - the author talks more about "spreading subversive / anti-soviet ideas.

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Note added at 1 hr 11 mins (2004-10-19 15:57:56 GMT)
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More on \'пораженчEские настроения\' = it\'s more like \"let\'s surrender, there no sense to oppose\" - this is \'defeative attitude\' unlike \'to fight the Soviets\' propaganda in the context.

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Note added at 14 hrs 29 mins (2004-10-20 05:16:12 GMT)
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Here I\'d probably render it as:

He was spreading subversive ideas, explaining / insisting that we have to favour / contribute to / work towards a destruction of Soviet rule (regime)