Примери коришћења Rokossovsky на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Konstantin Rokossovsky.
Rokossovsky, however, survived.
Operation Typhoon Rokossovsky.
Rokossovsky did not order reinforcement to the insurgents.
Operation Typhoon Rokossovsky.
Rokossovsky and I believe that the enemy is getting exhausted.
The Central Front Rokossovsky.
In March 1942 Rokossovsky was badly injured by a shell splinter.
Operation Bagration Rokossovsky.
Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky will command the Victory Parade itself.
Colonel-General Sokolovsky, Army General Rokossovsky.
Rokossovsky, Gorbatov and many others were released directly on the proposal of the People's Commissar Tymoshenko.
These included Georgy Zhukov,Ivan Koniev and Konstantin Rokossovsky.
Rokossovsky held senior commands until August 1937 when he became caught up in Joseph Stalin's Great Purge and accused of being a spy.
Stalin once said:"I have no Suvorov, but Rokossovsky is my Bagration".
After his trial Rokossovsky was sent to the Kresty Prison in Leningrad, where he remained until he was released without explanation on 22 March 1940.
He revoked the order of the superior officer, and ordered Rokossovsky to hold the position.
After his trial Rokossovsky was sent to the Kresty Prison in Leningrad, where he remained until he was released without explanation on March 22, 1940.
Including among them are Vasily Chapaev(he was awarded 3 crosses)and Konstantin Rokossovsky(2 crosses).
Stalin ordered Rokossovsky to"go and think it over" three times, but every time he returned and gave the same answer"two break-throughs, comrade Stalin, two break-throughs".
In a famous incident during the planning in 1944 of Operation Bagration, Rokossovsky conflicted with Stalin who demanded in accordance with Soviet war practice a single break-through of the German frontline.
Rokossovsky went over Zhukov's head, and spoke directly to Marshal Boris Shaposhnikov, now Chief of the General Staff in Zhukov's place; reviewing the situation Shaposhnikov immediately ordered a withdrawal.
After the German attack was brought under control, Rokossovsky informed Stalin on 8 August that his forces would be ready to engage in an offensive against the Germans in Warsaw around 25 August, but received no reply.
Konstantin Rokossovsky and other Soviet advisers were sent home, and the Polish communist establishment and system took on a more independent orientation.[26][31] Gomułka, conscious of geopolitical realities, agreed that Soviet troops would remain in Poland and no overt anti-Soviet outbursts would be allowed.
In his famous"secret speech" of 1956, Nikita Khrushchev, when speaking on the subject of the purges,mentioned Rokossovsky specifically, saying,"suffice to say that those of them who managed to survive, despite severe tortures to which they were subjected in the prisons, have from the first war days shown themselves real patriots and heroically fought for the glory of the Fatherland".
According to Lieutenant-General D.I. Rjabyshev, Rokossovsky"expressed no ambivalence about the proposed counteroffensive" and refused a direct order, effectively ending the dispute between Zhukov and Kirponos: We had once again received an order to counterattack.
After becoming commander of the Central Front, Rokossovsky successfully conducted defensive operations in the Kursk salient, and then led the counterattack west of Kursk which defeated the last major German offensive on the eastern front and allowed the Soviet armies to advance to Kiev.
The most important of them was Konstantin Rokossovsky(Konstanty Rokossowski in Polish), defense minister of Poland from 1949 to 1956, Marshal of the Soviet Union and war hero.[76][77] Military conscription was introduced following a postwar hiatus and the army soon reached its permanent size of 400,000 men.
After becoming commander of the Central Front, Rokossovsky successfully conducted defensive operations in the Kursk salient, and then led the counterattack west of Kursk which defeated the last major German offensive on the eastern front and allowed the Soviet armies to advance to Kiev.