Examples of using Horrocks in English and their translations into Russian
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Horrocks, an infantry soldier with no experience in dealing with cavalry,
Montgomery instructed Horrocks to repel Erwin Rommel's forces"without getting unduly mauled in the process.
went to meet Horrocks and you ran away… you were trying to get back… back to the stones and back… to your husband.
In 1968 Horrocks collaborated with J& L Randall as editor of the'Merit' board game'Combat.
Repatriated at the end of the war, Horrocks had difficulty adapting to a peacetime routine.
Horrocks' wound caused continuing health problems
At the outbreak of the Second World War, Horrocks was working as an instructor at the Staff College,
In 1928, Horrocks married Nancy Kitchin, daughter of an architect for the Local Government Board.
were forced to crawl to the toilet, which caused Horrocks' wounds to become infected.
In 1919 Horrocks was posted to Russia as part of the Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War.
Horrocks' first task, along with a party of 13 British officers
In the aftermath of the landmark British victory that followed, Horrocks' corps was assigned to the reserve and was reduced in size while
Horrocks was not personally blamed for the operation's failure; during this period Brigadier General James
The actor Edward Fox played Horrocks in the film, and later commented: I enjoyed all of the films but A Bridge Too Far is the one I enjoyed the most because of the character I had to play, Lieutenant-General Brian Horrocks.
Horrocks' observations allowed him to make a well-informed guess as to the size of Venus-previously thought to be larger
Horrocks continued to serve in the armed forces after the war,
What do you want, horrocks?
Mr. Horrocks?"?
Mr. Horrocks! Take the barge over to the jetty there.
Here in March, Horrocks carried out one of his most successful actions.