Examples of 'stavka' in a sentence
Meaning of "stavka"
Stavka is a Russian term that historically referred to a military or government headquarters, command post, or high-level decision-making body. In modern usage, it may also denote specific wage or salary rates in contractual agreements or industrial settings
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- Soviet armed forces headquarters during World War 2, directly under the control of Stalin.
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Stavka was entirely correct.
I leave for Stavka in the morning.
Nicholas turns out to be utterly irrelevant at Stavka headquarters.
The Stavka decided to launch a counter offensive.
This group was directly subordinated to Stavka.
The Stavka considered a number of options.
The right place for you and the Heir is here in Stavka.
The Stavka had to take one of the war s many hard decisions.
The success of Manstein 's counterattack forced Stavka to stop Rokossovsky 's offensive.
When approached by Stavka for his opinion on the need for the abdication he replied.
On 26 April it helped capture Brno and received thanks from Stavka for its actions.
The Stavka still foresaw the necessity of conducting actual airborne operations later during the war.
Stalin 's impatience forced Stavka into offensive action before it was ready.
Stavka reinforced the Transcaucasian Front with nine rifle divisions.
I belong at Stavka with my men!
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The Stavka decided instead to shift the attack axis west to Yelnya and Smolensk.
Brusilov, however, insisted on his plan and the Stavka relented.
Both Stavka and Leningrad believed this was possible.
I am no use here . I belong at Stavka with my men!
The Stavka was first established in Baranovichi.
On 26 June the army became part of Stavka reserve.
Stavka declared the operation complete on 2 February.
So, I will never go to the Stavka to see the military with Papa?
Stavka removed Golikov from his command, but did not see Vatutin 's debacle as significant.
Following von Manstein 's breakthrough in the Crimea on 29 September, Stavka ordered the evacuation of Odessa.
As a result, Stavka issued an order to attack immediately with the forces already available.
The headquarters at Stavka is 500 miles from here.
Stavka ( the Soviet high command ) chose the second option.
In accordance with Stavka instructions, Konev and his staff developed a plan for the offensive.
The Stavka decided to move against the German forces in the Arctic in late 1944.
In the end, he and the Stavka agreed that the Germans would probably target Kursk.
The Stavka report was published in January 1940, in the middle of the Winter War.
I belong at Stavka with my men! Don't tell me.
