Raznochinsky
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Raznochintsy (Russian: разночинцы) was a 19th-century Russian term that in some cases was used to describe the burgeoning middle classes, but was more accurately used to describe people of a mixed social class, meaning that in the increasingly lenient social caste system of late-19th-century Russia, people from the upper classes would marry people from the lower classes, creating mixed-class families.
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