Stalinsk

/ ˈstalinsk /

noun

1. the former name (1932–61) of Novokuznetsk

Example Sentences

As one German historian notes, you could praise Stalin “during a meeting in the Stalin House of Culture of the Stalin Factory on Stalin Square in the city of Stalinsk.”

From The New Yorker

The feverish enthusiasm of the Five-Year Plans settled down to normal growth; industrial production had been shoved to the East in one mighty lunge; towns like Stalinsk in Siberia with 300,000 population had been built on wasteland; urban population had almost doubled.

From Time Magazine Archive

Stalinsk, in the Far East near Manchukuo, would probably fall if the Japanese moved.

From Time Magazine Archive

This left only Stalinabad, southeast of Samarkand, and another Stalinsk, a new industrial city in what might be the new Russia�Central Siberia.

From Time Magazine Archive

At Stalinsk, in the coal-rich Kuzbas, the Russians have built a sizable new steel mill.

From Time Magazine Archive