Când schimbă rusu'

De la primul la.al.doilea război mondial, există o diferență notabilă: rușii . Din nesfârșită milă , ei promit: că vor asigura de exemplu resursele de petrol necesare Germaniei . Apoi, realitatea Azerbaïdjan lovește în 1942 în lupta de la Stalingrad și iată ce se întâmplă : The Romanian Fourth Army was a major field army active from 1916 to 2000, participating in both World Wars and later evolving into the modern 4th Infantry Division.
Formation and World War I
The Fourth Army, also known as the Northern Army (Armata de Nord), was established on 14–15 August 1916 by King Ferdinand I, with General Constantin Prezan as its first commander. It initially included the 7th, 8th, and 14th Infantry Divisions, the 3rd Mixed Brigade, the 4th Cavalry Brigade, the 2nd Cavalry Division, and elements of the 4th Army Corps. During the Romanian Campaign, it fought in the First Battle of Oituz, the Battle of the Eastern Carpathians, and the Battle of Bucharest. Its offensive into Transylvania liberated approximately 12,000 km² before redeployment due to pressure on southern fronts. 
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Interwar Period and Hungarian–Romanian War
After World War I, the Fourth Army was reorganized as the Transylvania Army and participated in the Hungarian–Romanian War, advancing to Budapest by August 1919. This period solidified its role in securing Romanian territorial gains. 
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World War II
At the start of Operation Barbarossa in June 1941, the Fourth Army, under Lieutenant General Nicolae Ciupercă, took part in Operation München to recapture Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina. By August 1941, it commanded multiple corps, including 17 infantry divisions, the 1st Armoured Division, three cavalry divisions, and 38 artillery regiments, and participated in the Siege of Odessa. 
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In November 1941, Constantin Constantinescu-Claps became commander, later replaced by Constantin Sănătescu in February 1943. The Fourth Army suffered catastrophic losses during the Soviet counteroffensive at Stalingrad, effectively ending its offensive capability on the Eastern Front. In 1944, it defended Northern Romania during the First Jassy-Kishinev Offensive and participated in the Battles of Târgu Frumos. Following Romania’s switch to the Allies in August 1944, the reconstituted Fourth Army advanced into Transylvania and Czechoslovakia, engaging retreating German forces. 
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Postwar and Cold War Era
The Fourth Army was disbanded in June 1947, with its units redeployed and replaced by the 3rd Military Region, later renamed the 3rd Army Command in 1960. During the Cold War, it oversaw mechanized and tank divisions, participated in national defense exercises, and assisted in disaster relief, including floods and the 1977 Vrancea earthquake. Its lineage continues today in the modern 4th Infantry Division "Gemina". 
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Key Commanders
Notable commanders included General Constantin Prezan, Lieutenant....

Lumea este aspră după ': nemții cred că au prins rușii furând din rezervele nedrept promise iar trupele române chiar sunt cele care asigurau același contract rizibil. . .toate rezervele.de petrol.aparțineau Germaniei naziste. Totul. Românii nu puteau să se revolte contra unui astfel de contract, însă ar fi putut să țină legătura cu rușii până când aceștia răsturnau contractul de cooperare încheiat cu Germania nazistă. . ei nu pot. Sfințenia rusească este aspră și este rușinoasă pentru că ei nu pot. Însă sunt foarte mari de aceea nu pierd. Ce șansă are cea mai mică țărisoară lângă ?! ei bine, Rusia nu își părăsește niciodată teritoriul este chiar simpatica concluzie și indecenta rugăminte : nu ar putea să negocieze și alte contracte încă ?! pentru că medierea franceză ar fi fundamentală fiecăruia dintre noi . Medierea Angliei ori a Statelor Unite 

mai mult încă .

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