Examples of using Bridgehead in English and their translations into Swedish
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Would make the main assault from his bridgehead Marshal Georgy Zhukov,
the 41st motorized corps seized a bridgehead on the Luga river near the village of Ivanovskoe.
Doesn't matter any more I know from reliable sources that headquarters had already written off to burn bridgehead.
thereby establishing a research unit as a bridgehead in the US.
defeated the rebels at the bridgehead and stormed the island.
The Market Bridgehead is a time-
around ten kilometres south of the bridgehead.
They soon positioned all around the bridgehead and fired massive volleys
the Swedes-inside Praga while the rest attacked the 40 Swedish infantrymen patrolling the bridgehead.
having got that Rhine bridgehead, at that time of year, with the bad weather setting in, whether we would have been able to maintain that for several months during the winter.
Given, too, that nearly nine out of ten new British homes- 86%- will be due to immigration over the next 30 years, proposals like these seem to be yet another bridgehead for major immigration into Britain.
on account of their obvious role as'Europe's bridgehead' in that part of the world.
That represents something like a bridgehead from which we can go on to change the budget
The Brücken-Center in Ansbach is a bridgehead to shopping in the future.
The battle was a consequence of the siege of Stralsund which the Anti-Swedish coalition had begun in 1715 with the intent of depriving Sweden of its last overseas bridgeheads.
Initially, the Soviet command planned to develop the offensive in the Berlin direction from bridgeheads on the Oder.
the fight for the bridgeheads on the Oder.
So the main effort was moved to the extension of existing bridgeheads in the districts of the city of Voznesensk.
expanded and consolidated the bridgeheads, etc.
it was possible to preserve the bridgeheads in the Kuban, to regroup