格奥尔基·马克西米利安诺维奇·马林科夫
Also known as Georgy Maximilianovich Malenkov
苏联政治家、苏共领导人
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Georgy Malenkov was a top Soviet politician who served as Premier of the Soviet Union briefly in the 1950s after Stalin's death. He mattered because he represented one of the key figures in the power struggles that followed Stalin, though he was eventually sidelined by Nikita Khrushchev in the competition for Soviet leadership.
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格奥尔基·马克西米连诺维奇·馬林科夫（俄語：Гео́ргий Максимилиа́нович Маленко́в；1902年1月8日－1988年1月14日），蘇聯政治家，也是蘇聯共產黨的領導人。斯大林死後曾於1953年3月5日短暫成為中央書記處排名第一的書記（一共9天，3月14日马林科夫便辞去中央书记职务），於1953年3月5日到1955年2月8日擔任苏联部长会议主席（政府首脑）。
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