- Oleg (Latvian: Oļegs) is a 2019
Latvian drama film
directed by
Juris Kursietis. It was
screened in the Directors'
Fortnight section at the 2019 Cannes...
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Lappalainen 1997, p. 114–115.
Westerlund 2010, p. 58-72.
Kursietis &
Munoz 1999, p. 61.
Walters 2010, p. 318. Bernád &
Kliment 2015, p. 295...
- He died on 10
October 1956 in Budapest,
Hungarian People's Republic.
Kursietis,
Andris J. (April 1999). The
Hungarian Army and its
Military Leadership...
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Andris J.
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Senior Generals...
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Harrison Switzerland,
France Lillian Andreas Horvath Austria Oleg
Juris Kursietis Latvia, Belgium, Lithuania,
France The
Orphanage Parwareshgah Shahrbanoo...
- of war crimes. He was
transferred to the USSR
where he died in 1952.
Kursietis,
Andris J., and
Antonio J. Munoz. The
Hungarian Army and Its Military...
- West
Germany in 1944 He died in Ratingen, West
Germany on June 7, 1958.
Kursietis, A. J. (1998) The
Hungarian army in
world war II. Axis
Europa Books. "Magyar...
- Yugoslavia, whom he
accompanied into exile.
Generali i
admirali Kraljevine Jugoslavije 1918–1941, by Mile S. Bjelajac,
Andris J.
Kursietis,
personal archives...
- Panzertruppen:
German armored troops 1935–45. Keilig, Wolf. Die
Generale des
Heeres (in German).
Kursietis, Andris. Die
Wehrmacht at War 1939–1945. v t e...
