Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Rokossovsky trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Rokossovsky as Lieutenant General, 1941.
Commander of the Army: General K. K. Rokossovsky.
Rokossovsky, and the Voronezh Front, led by General Nikolai F. Vatutin.
They intended, acting together with Rokossovsky, to trap German armies retreating from the Caucasus.
Rokossovsky, Gorbatov and many others were released directly on the proposal of the People's Commissar Tymoshenko.
In October 1943, the Army was transferred to Belorussian Front andBoldin came under command of Gen. K.K. Rokossovsky.
Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky commanded the parade and Marshal Georgy Zhukov took the parade.
In the late 1940s and early 1950s, the Polish Army was under the command of Marshal of the Soviet Union,Marshal of Poland and Minister of Defense of Poland Konstantin Rokossovsky.
After the Civil War Rokossovsky studied at the Frunze Military Academy and became a senior cavalry commander in the Red Army.
An order of the military council of the 1st Belorussian Front,signed by Marshal Rokossovsky, ordered the shooting of looters and rapists at the scene of the crime.
As Rokossovsky himself bitterly put it:"In Russia, they say I'm a Pole, in Poland they call me Russian".
A symbol of the changes was the refusal to accept Konstantin Rokossovsky, while the microphone was given to activist Lechosław Goździk.
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".
An order of the military council of the 1st Belorussian Front,signed by Marshal Rokossovsky, ordered the shooting of looters and rapists at the scene of the crime.
Rokossovsky had seen enough, and in February, just as the army was being transferred to 3rd Belorussian Front, Boldin was relieved of command, and his chief of staff, Lt. Gen. F.P. Ozerov, took over for the duration.[13][14] After two months on the sidelines, Boldin was appointed as deputy commander of the 3rd Ukrainian Front in the final weeks of the war.[12].
So for example the 16th Army(Western Front)was headed by General Rokossovsky, the 4th Shock Army's commander was General Yeryomenko, the 5th Army was under General Govorov.
Subsequently, in November, Rokossovsky was moved to the latter Front, and again Boldin was under his command.
The north face of the ledge was defended by the troops of theCentral Front commanded by Army General Rokossovsky, the south by the troops of the Voronezh Front commanded by Army General Vatutin.
In the aftermath of the October events, Rokossovsky and many other Soviet"advisers" left Poland, signaling that Moscow was willing to grant Polish communists slightly more independence.
Under Stalin's administration and the leadership of such prominent commanders as Georgy Zhukov andKonstantin Rokossovsky, Soviet forces drove through Eastern Europe in 1944- 45 and captured Berlin in May 1945.
Under Stalin's administration and the leadership of such commanders as Georgy Zhukov andKonstantin Rokossovsky, Soviet forces took Eastern Europe in 1944- 45 and captured Berlin in May 1945.
Troops from the Central,Voronezh and Stepnoy Fronts commanded by Generals Konstantin Rokossovsky, Nikolai Vatutin and Ivan Konev were concentrated to oppose the German buildup.
Their unit took part in the Battle of Smolensk.[3]As the 16th Army was reconstructed and Rokossovsky appointed its commander, Malinin followed him, becoming the Army's chief of staff at 19 August 1941.[4].
A high-level delegation of the Soviet Central Committee flew to Poland in an attempt to block removing pro-Soviet members of Politburo mainly Soviet andPolish Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky.[15] Soviet delegation was led by Nikita Khrushchev and included Anastas Mikoyan, Nikolai Bulganin, Vyacheslav Molotov, Lazar Kaganovich, Ivan Konev, and others.