英語 での Soviet troops の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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He worked in a labor camp from June 1943 until liberation by Soviet troops in 1945.
On August 5, 1943, Oryol and Belgorod were liberated by Soviet troops, and the Kursk Bulge practically ceased to exist.
On July 12, the Soviet troops received an order to stop advancing and dig in.
After the Wall came down, the Soviet troops didn't leave East Germany for five years.
The situation could be changed only by the exit to the city of American or Soviet troops.
In July 1920, the Soviet troops knocked out Finnish forces from the territory of Karelia, except for the Rebolsky and Porosozersky volosts.
The appearance of Soviet troops on the Prut River induces the Romanian opposition to overthrow the Antonescu regime.
So, in January-February, the Soviet troops managed to seize Kursk and Kharkov and thereby cut through the German defenses.
The final battle of the Battle of Kursk was the liberation of Kharkov by the Soviet troops.
He was liberated by Soviet troops in May 1945, but died shortly after.
In 1944, when the Soviet troops returned to Bukovina, many fled to Romania, and the region has been seriously depopulated.
You must launch a counterattack against those surrounding the Soviet troops and rescue them.
At the end of World War II, it was burned down by Soviet troops and the sculptures and rare wall paintings were destroyed.
The advent of Soviet troops on Afghan soil tragically set the stage for the eventual destruction of the country.
Soviet troops entered Mukden a few days later and helped the evacuation of POWs.
He was forced to work there until he was liberated by the Soviet troops on August 17, 1945.
On the same day, Moscow for the first time saluted the Soviet troops, who liberated cities from the enemy.
He was deported to Sachsenhausen, where he was liberated by Soviet troops in April 1945.
In World War II, it was again occupied by Soviet troops, who remained until 1946.
The well-planned defense of the city causes problems for the Soviet troops.