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Grigoriy Davydovich Plaskov (Russian: Григорий Давидович Пласков), also
known as G.D.
Plaskov and
Hirsch Plaskov, was a
Lieutenant General of Artillery...
- 1962
Hillel Pewsner (1922–2008),
Chabad posek (legal scholar)
Grigoriy Plaskov (1898–1972),
Soviet artillery lieutenant,
birthplace Alexander Rybak (born...
- (1921).
Through the
Russian Revolution. New York: Boni and Liveright.
Plaskov,
Grigoriy (1969).
Under the roar of the
cannonade (in Russian). Voenizdat...
- 1903) 1971 –
Robert Mensah,
Ghanaian footballer (b. 1939) 1972 –
Grigoriy Plaskov,
Soviet artillery lieutenant (b. 1898) 1975 – Pier
Paolo Pasolini, Italian...
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Grandmaster Grigoriy Oster (born 1947),
Russian author and
screenwriter Grigoriy Plaskov (1898–1972),
Soviet artillery lieutenant Grigoriy Tarasevich (born 1995)...
- Mark Natanson,
revolutionary Alexander Parvus,
revolutionary Grigoriy Plaskov,
Soviet artillery lieutenant Sidney Reilly (born
Shlomo Rosenblum), Ukrainian-born...
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killed while defending positions in the
village of
Staraya Rudnya.
Grigoriy Plaskov would later recall the cir****stances of Petrovsky's
death in his memoirs:...
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Indian Affairs in
Washington and held it for
seven days. Died:
Grigoriy Plaskov, 73,
Soviet Jewish artillery Lieutenant General; in
Moscow A
group of 132...
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being identified as a communist, Jew and
commissar upon capture.
Grigoriy Plaskov,
Soviet artillery lieutenant Kirk Douglas, of
Belarusian Jewish parents...
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early 1920s he
taught topography at the
Odessa Artillery School. G. D.
Plaskov, then a cadet,
recalled in 1969 in
Under the Roar of the Cannonade: A 72-year-old...
