Примери за използване на Soviet attack на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Soviet attack on Finland.
Event of a Soviet attack.
The Soviet attack, thankfully, never came.
The risk of a Soviet attack.
Another false alarm was caused by a computer chip malfuntion that generated indications of large scale Soviet attack.
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After the Soviet attack on Poland 17.
Designed in the early 1980s,Ka-50 was the new generation Soviet attack helicopter.
Fortunately, the fears of Soviet attack on Yugoslavia never came to life.
The containment of the Soviet Union involved creating an alliance system comprising countries at risk of Soviet attack.
The German 6th SS Panzer Army holds off Soviet attacks at Wiener Neustadt and Baden.
In addition to this, Eisenhower initiated domestic andforeign initiatives to protect the U.S. from potential Soviet attacks.
Fighting continued on 13 July,but the focus of the Soviet attack had then shifted to the Totenkopf, on the left of the LSSAH.
Generalfeldmarschall Erich von Manstein, commander of Army Group Don,requested reinforcements to halt the Soviet attack near Kharkov.
It was a very realistic simulation of a Soviet attack, and so that created a great deal of concern until it was realized that it was a false alarm.
For the second time in a week,US nuclear forces go on red alert following a computer error warning of a Soviet attack.
The Soviet attack overran Romanian armies to the north and south of Stalingrad, encircling the German Sixth Army within the city.
One of them occurred when a training tape was accidentally put into the computer at NORAD that was supposed to warn us of a Soviet attack.
The Soviet Bormann led the air force in a Soviet attacks that destroyed more than 850 enemy vehicles and 3,600 soldiers throughout several months.
During the Cold War times the gold was transferred from Frankfurt to USA, UK, andFrance because it is more secure in case of a Soviet attack.
Kluge and Model had anticipated the Soviet attack and were quick to transfer units from the Kursk area to reinforce the defenders. Their timely arrival helped check the Soviet advance.
In the early 1950s the U.S. andCanada agreed to construct a series of radar stations across North America to detect a Soviet attack over the Arctic.
The United States was concerned that the should the Soviet attack the undersea telephone lines, it would leave America with a very unpredictable communication system that could be disastrous from a military standpoint.
In return, Turkey attained security assurances in the form of nuclear weapons stationed throughout the country to deter any Soviet attack.
Gorbachev and Soviet scientists knew that SDI would do nothing to protect US from a full scale Soviet attack, but feared US moves to weaponize space and recoiled at the thought of giving up the anti-ballistic missile treaty.
The objectives of Upshot-Knothole were to test new nuclear devices, improve battlefield tactics, andto study the needs of civil defense against a Soviet attack.
This may resonate inside Russia but it rings the wrong bells abroad,particularly as grim anniversaries approach: the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, the Soviet attack on Poland, the annexation of the Baltic states and Western Ukraine, and the massacre of captured Polish officers at Katyn.
In return, Turkey received a security guarantee from the United States,which based nuclear weapons throughout the country to stave off a Soviet attack.
De Gaulle settled on the next best strategy,which was developing independent military capabilities sufficient to deter a Soviet attack on French territory without coming to the Americans for help.
Irving's book faulted the Allied leaders, most notably Winston Churchill, for the eventual escalation of war, andclaimed that the German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941 was a"preventive war" forced on Hitler to avert an alleged impending Soviet attacksupported by some, notably Soviet GRU defector Victor Suvorov.
The Soviet troops attack Budapest.