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The general meaning of the Russian word '''troika''' ({{lang-ru|тройка}}) is ''three of a kind'', a collection of ] or simply the number three. It may also mean: '''Troika''' (from {{lang-ru|тройка}}, meaning "a set of three") may refer to:

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Troika (from Template:Lang-ru, meaning "a set of three") may refer to:


Politics

Cultural tradition

Music and art

  • "Troika", the fourth movement of Suite from Lieutenant Kijé by Sergei Prokofiev
  • "Troika", the eleventh movement of The Seasons by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
  • "Troika", a painting by Perov
  • Troika, a 2011 contemporary classical album by Julia Kogan and The St. Petersburg Chamber Philharmonic.
  • Troika Pottery a pottery company St Ives and Newlyn, Cornwall (1963-1983)

Books

Other uses

See also

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