Examples of using Soviet troops in English and their translations into German
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The capture of the town by the Soviet troops.
On 30 Apr. 1945, Soviet troops reached the camp;
Soviet troops retreated in the direction of Kerch, and Sevastopol.
Jarocin was liberated by Soviet troops on 24 January 1945.
Soviet troops from the 1st Ukrainian Front liberated the town on 27 January 1945.
This is evident from documents captured by Soviet troops in Germany.
On 22 July 1944, Soviet troops reached the Polish city of Lublin.
At the end of the SecondWorld War the airfield was occupied by Soviet troops, which used it until 1994.
Following this invasion, Soviet troops shot at least 21 768 Polish citizens.
Soviet troops went on the counteroffensive, and nothing could stop this rush.
Between 25,000 and 30,000 Soviet troops managed to reach the borders of Germany.
The castle survived the Second World War virtually unscathed,but the interior was looted by Soviet troops.
The epic finally ended when Soviet troops reoccupied it in August 1943.
When Soviet troops entered Romania, they imprisoned Sugihara and his family in a POW camp for eighteen months.
Before the start of this monumental battle, Soviet troops had a numerical superiority.
On 2 May 1945, Soviet troops occupied the Berlin Reichstag and planted the Soviet flag on its roof.
Also included are the graves of World War I Russian prisoners of war andrelatives of the Soviet troops stationed in Germany after the end of the war.
In 1956, the entering Soviet troops made big destruction in some parts of Budapest.
When Soviet troops invaded Berlin at the end of April 1945 many of us went into the streets to welcome them.
It turns out that when the battle for the Crimea began, the Soviet troops at that time consisted of 12 rifle divisions and 4 cavalry divisions.
Soviet troops attacked the first Ladoga and Petsamo but later attacked them with aircraft capital Helsinki and the city of Vyborg.
It was on this day in 1945 that Soviet troops liberated the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp.
From 1945 onwards Soviet troops were stationed in the outbuildings, while the main building, classified as a historic monument, became a home for the elderly.
The Germans calculated on surrounding the Soviet troops in the Kharkov area and on arranging a"German Stalingrad" for our troops. .
After the war, looted by Soviet troops and the local population, the palace was taken over by PCR, and then school.
These republics wanted to be independent and therefore Soviet troops occupied important buildings in Vilnius(capital of Lithuania) and in Riga capital of Latvia.
After violent clashes with Soviet troops throughout 1990, more than 90% of the population voted for independence in a referendum in February 1991.
But still common sense prevailed, and the decision that Soviet troops should leave Afghanistan to their homeland became final and irrevocable.
On the eve of World War II, Soviet troops built the so-called Molotov Line- a system of defensive fortifications- along the border between the Soviet Union and Germany.
Riesa is declared a fortress that the Soviet troops occupy without resistance all 3 bridges are blown up, causing great damage.