Zinoviev–Kamenev group

Target entity: Zinoviev–Kamenev group
Context triple: [United Opposition, formedFrom, Zinoviev–Kamenev group]

• A. Revolutionary Committee of 1922
  The Revolutionary Committee of 1922 was a military-led political body in Greece that emerged after the Asia Minor Catastrophe and played a key role in overthrowing the monarchy and shaping the subsequent revolutionary government.
• B. Mensheviks
  The Mensheviks were a moderate socialist faction in the Russian Social Democratic movement that advocated gradual reform and broad-based party membership, in contrast to the more radical Bolsheviks.
• C. 28 Bolsheviks
  The 28 Bolsheviks were a group of Chinese Communist leaders educated in Moscow in the late 1920s who briefly dominated the Chinese Communist Party’s leadership with rigidly orthodox Soviet-style policies.
• D. National Bolshevik Party
  The National Bolshevik Party was a Russian radical political organization that blended elements of far-left communism and far-right nationalism, known for its opposition to Vladimir Putin and its involvement in dissident movements.
• E. Military Revolutionary Committee of the Petrograd Soviet
  The Military Revolutionary Committee of the Petrograd Soviet was the Bolshevik-led body that directed and coordinated the armed seizure of power in Petrograd during the October Revolution of 1917.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Zinoviev–Kamenev group
Target entity description: The Zinoviev–Kamenev group was a faction within the early Soviet Communist Party led by Grigory Zinoviev and Lev Kamenev that opposed Joseph Stalin’s growing dominance.

• A. Revolutionary Committee of 1922
  The Revolutionary Committee of 1922 was a military-led political body in Greece that emerged after the Asia Minor Catastrophe and played a key role in overthrowing the monarchy and shaping the subsequent revolutionary government.
• B. Mensheviks
  The Mensheviks were a moderate socialist faction in the Russian Social Democratic movement that advocated gradual reform and broad-based party membership, in contrast to the more radical Bolsheviks.
• C. 28 Bolsheviks
  The 28 Bolsheviks were a group of Chinese Communist leaders educated in Moscow in the late 1920s who briefly dominated the Chinese Communist Party’s leadership with rigidly orthodox Soviet-style policies.
• D. National Bolshevik Party
  The National Bolshevik Party was a Russian radical political organization that blended elements of far-left communism and far-right nationalism, known for its opposition to Vladimir Putin and its involvement in dissident movements.
• E. Military Revolutionary Committee of the Petrograd Soviet
  The Military Revolutionary Committee of the Petrograd Soviet was the Bolshevik-led body that directed and coordinated the armed seizure of power in Petrograd during the October Revolution of 1917.
• F. None of above. chosen