The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 29Grolier Incorporated, 1996 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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Third Ukrainian fronts operating against the First Panzer and Eighth armies carved a bridgehead 200 miles wide and 60 miles deep on the river be- tween Cherkassy and Zaporozhe . On the south the Third Ukrainian Front threatened ...
Third Ukrainian fronts operating against the First Panzer and Eighth armies carved a bridgehead 200 miles wide and 60 miles deep on the river be- tween Cherkassy and Zaporozhe . On the south the Third Ukrainian Front threatened ...
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... fronts opposite Mogilev and Bobruisk . In three days the Russians had made deep penetra- tions along the entire front . Hitler , who was de- termined not to yield any more ground in the Soviet Union , refused to allow segments of the front ...
... fronts opposite Mogilev and Bobruisk . In three days the Russians had made deep penetra- tions along the entire front . Hitler , who was de- termined not to yield any more ground in the Soviet Union , refused to allow segments of the front ...
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... Front captured the Ploeşti oilfields , and the next day it entered Bucharest ( Bucureşti ) . The Third Ukrainian Front occupied the Dobruja , and on September 8 crossed into Bulgaria , which re- quested an armistice ( granted September ...
... Front captured the Ploeşti oilfields , and the next day it entered Bucharest ( Bucureşti ) . The Third Ukrainian Front occupied the Dobruja , and on September 8 crossed into Bulgaria , which re- quested an armistice ( granted September ...
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