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Meaning of "yudenich"
Yudenich (adjective): A surname of Russian origin. In historical context, it may refer to General Nikolai Yudenich, a prominent military leader during the Russian Civil War. When used as an adjective, it could denote characteristics associated with the Yudenich family name
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Yudenich auditioned and got hired.
The city was relatively untouched by battle and Yudenich seized large quantities of supplies.
Yudenich believed he could launch an offensive before these divisions could be ready for battle.
The conflicted lasted more than three weeks until the General Yudenich came to rescue them.
General Yudenich launched a major winter offensive.
For this action he was promoted to colonel by General Yudenich himself.
General Yudenich received the keys to the city and citadel after his arrival.
The conflict lasted until General Yudenich came to rescue them.
Yudenich appointed Rodzyanko as his aide.
Two days later Yudenich was approaching Gatchina.
Yudenich is close to Petrograd.
His chief of command was Nikolai Yudenich.
General Yudenich was the commander of the Front at its creation.
The real commander was his chief of staff General Nikolai Yudenich.
The conflict lasted until General Yudenich of Russia came to their rescue.
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Yudenich ignored Vorontsov 's wish to withdraw.
Realizing that if the Ottomans attacked, his army would be destroyed, Yudenich ordered a retreat.
Yudenich was born in Moscow, where his father was a minor court official.
After his release, Yudenich departed for exile in France.
Yudenich also had six British tanks, which caused panic whenever they appeared.
Vehip's attack failed and General Yudenich counterattacked on July 2.
Yudenich would have recognized Finland 's independence and the country 's pro-Triple Entente relationships would be recognized.
On 6 May, General Yudenich began an offensive into Ottoman territory.
Yudenich then relocated from Tbilisi to Petrograd, where he supported the Kornilov Revolt.
However, on January 14 Yudenich launched his attacks near the Cakir-baba ridge.
