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- Константин Константинович (Ксаверьевич) Рокоссовский; Polish: Konstanty Rokossowski; 21 December 1896 – 3 August 1968) was a Soviet and Polish general who...
- Gede Piotr Jaroszewicz Stefan Jędrychowski Hilary Minc Zenon Nowak Konstanty Rokossowski Preceded by Józef Cyrankiewicz Succeeded by Józef Cyrankiewicz...
- pro-Soviet policies. The most important was Konstantin Rokossovsky (Konstanty Rokossowski in Polish), defense minister of Poland from 1949 to 1956, Marshal of...
- 241 days First Marshal of the Polish People's Republic 5 Konstanty Rokossowski (1896–1968) 5 November 1949 52 years, 319 days Also Marshal of the Soviet...
- Tomasz Dąbal - communist politician Konstantin Rokossovsky (Konstanty Rokossowski) - Marshal of the Soviet Union, planner and director of Operation Bagration...
- Tarnowski Walenty Dembiński Stanisław Sobek z Sułowa Hieronim Bużeński Jakub Rokossowski Jan Dulski Jan Firlej Baltazar Stanisławski Stanisław Wawrzycki Mikołaj...
- (13 awarded): • Marshal of the USSR and Marshal of Poland Konstanty Rokossowski • Marshal Michał Rola-Żymierski • General Aleksei Antonov • Marshal Leonid...
- Berman Hilary Minc Zenon Nowak Tadeusz Gede Stefan Jędrychowski Konstanty Rokossowski Piotr Jaroszewicz Stanisław Łapot Franciszek Jóźwiak Eugeniusz Stawiński...
- Retrieved 22 December 2023. Białkowski, Wiesław (1994). Rokossowski – na ile ****? (Rokossowski – How Much of a Pole?) (in Polish). Warsaw: Alfa. p. 326...
- (Sakaloŭski) and Yakubovsky (Jakuboŭski) had Belarusian origins. Rokossovsky (Rokossowski) was born in Congress Poland to a Polish family, while Malinovsky (Malinowsky)...