Examples of using Moskalenko in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Cyrillic
Moskalenko, is that right?
Is it clear to you, General Moskalenko?
Moskalenko, get some more bottles.
From October 1943 until the end of the war, Moskalenko was the commander of the 38thArmy.
As Moskalenko recalls, quoting an anonymous soldier,"these fascists woke up after they hibernated".
The actors were stationed on a large amphibious warfare ship called Mitrofan Moskalenko, with a deadweight of 140,000 tons.
On March 11, 1955, Moskalenko, along with five other commanders, was given the rank of Marshal of the Soviet Union.
Because of his contributions to a large number of key battles,such as Moscow, Stalingrad, and Kursk, Moskalenko was awarded the title HerooftheSovietUnion.
Moskalenko remained in the MoscowMilitaryDistrict until 1960, when he was made Commander-in-Chief of the StrategicRocketForces.
The forces of Marshal Semyon Timoshenko andLieutenant General Kirill Moskalenko penetrated German positions along the northern Donets River, east of Kharkov.
Moskalenko remained in the Moscow Military District until 1960, when he was made Commander-in-Chief of the Strategic Rocket Forces.
Fighting erupted that month, as Marshal Semyon Timoshenko andGeneral Lieutenant Kirill Moskalenko penetrated German positions along the northern Donets River, east of Kharkov.
After the war, Moskalenko served in various capacities in the MoscowMilitaryDistrict, before being appointed its Commanding General in 1953.
Additionally, the subordinate Soviet generals(especially South-Western Front generals) were just as willing to continue their own winter successes, and much like the German generals, under-appreciated the strength of their enemies, as pointed out a posteriori by the commander of the 38th Army,Kirill Moskalenko.
Moskalenko, the commander of the 38th Army, placed the blame on the fact that the fronts did not plan in advance to regroup and showed a poor display of front management.
Additionally, the subordinate Soviet generals(especially South-Western Front generals) were just as willing to continue their own winter successes, and much like the German generals, under-appreciated the strength of their enemies,as pointed out a posteriori by the commander of the 38th Army, Kirill Moskalenko.
Between June, 1941, and March, 1942, Moskalenko first held command of the 1st Anti-Tank Brigade, 15th Rifle Corps, 6thArmy, and later of the 6th Cavalry Corps.
During the show, a representative from each candidate city presented its bid in front of a live studio audience: Dnipro: Borys Filatov(City Mayor) Kharkiv: Ihor Terekhov(Deputy City Mayor) Kherson: Volodymyr Mykolaienko(City Mayor) Kiev: Oleksii Reznikov(Deputy Head of City State Administration) Lviv:Andrii Moskalenko(Deputy City Mayor) Odessa: Pavlo Vugelman(Deputy City Mayor) Members of the LOC, media representatives, Ukrainian musical experts and fans also participated in the discussion.