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- Natalya Venediktovna Kovshova (Russian: Наталья Венедиктовна Ковшова; 26 November 1920 – 14 August 1942) was a Soviet female sniper who fought in World...
- sniper during World War II. She was killed in action together with Natalya Kovshova on 14 August 1942, and was posthumously awarded the title of Hero of the...
- Snipers Natalya Kovshova and Mariya Polivanova became posthumous heroines of the Soviet Union after committing suicide in battle to avoid capture by German...
- Gevorkian, famous Soviet Armenian surgeon and scientist. Pavel Sukhoi Natalya Kovshova, Red Army sniper. First Woman to receive the Red Star. Andrei Tupolev Astronaut...
- Moldagulova Ivan Sidorenko Vasilij Kvachantiradze Semyon Nomokonov Natalya Kovshova Fyodor Okhlopkov Noah Adamia Fedir Dyachenko Maksim P****ar Zhambyl Tulaev...
- Munich Agreement Sutoki-Byakovo, Novgorod Oblast, Russia 1942 Natalya Kovshova † Mariya Polivanova † **** Germany After Soviet soldiers repulsing the...
- Kristina Chepulskaya Juniors Individual all-around Kristina Voytenko Arina Kovshova Nicole Liauta Hoop Nicole Liauta Nikol Rimarachin Dias Alina Karayvan Ball...
- Junior Sergeant 16 May 1944 * Killed in action on 22 November 1942. Natalya Kovshova Наталья Ковшова 528th Rifle Regiment Private 14 February 1943 * Killed...
- friend of her father, along with his son, comes to visit them. Tatyana Kovshova Tatyana Drubich Aleksandr Zbruyev Sergey Shakurov Igor Nefyodov Andrei...
- on to go on "hunting" missions with Heroes of the Soviet Union Natalya Kovshova and Mariya Polivanova. In February 1943 during a mission in Novgorod Solovey...