Examples of 'budyonny' in a sentence
Meaning of "budyonny"
Budyonny is a noun that refers to a breed of horse originating in Russia, known for its strength and endurance
How to use "budyonny" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
budyonny
Budyonny is life.
There is also the guerrilla Budyonny operating in this area.
The Budyonny is a breed of horse from Russia.
In this campaign he was a close colleague of Stalin and of Semyon Budyonny.
Budyonny is our brother, Behind us the people stand.
His miserable performance resulted in him being replaced by the former cavalry NCO Semyon Budyonny.
There is also the guerrilla Budyonny operating in this area … But.
It is named after Semyon Budyonny.
Babel had originally begun covering Budyonny as a writer for a Soviet newspaper during the Polish-Soviet War.
Budyonny was now trapped and soon relieved by Stalin 's order of 13 September.
Budenovka, a part of Soviet military uniform, is named after Semyon Budyonny.
Only Ulrikh, Budyonny and Shaposhnikov would survive the purges that followed.
Do you understand me? Budyonny is our brother, Behind us the people stand.
Budyonny joined the Bolshevik party in 1919 and formed close relationships with Stalin and Voroshilov.
On October 31, the corps of Budyonny was reinforced by the reserve 11th Cavalry Division.
See also
Budyonny here, the Mazyr Group here.
In 1935 Budyonny was made one of the first five Marshals of the Soviet Union.
Budyonny Breed - Horses for sale.
Observe. Budyonny here, the Mazyr Group here. We shall launch a counteroffensive between those two armies.
