- The
Battle of
Stavishche (Polish:
Bitwa pod Stawiszczami), also
called the
Siege of Stawiszcze, took
place between July 7 -
October 7, 1664,
during the...
- woman,
shortly before the
marriage he
accepted Catholicism. He
lived in
Stavishche village,
worked as a
foreman shoe shop and was an
active parishioner of...
-
Basya Battle of
Chudnov Battle of
Kushliki Battle of
Vitebsk Battle of
Stavishche Siege of
Hlukhiv Defeat 1655– 1660
Northern War of 1655–1660 (Second Northern...
- (left)
Departure of Tsar
Alexei to
inspect the
troops (1664) The
siege of
Stavishche by
Polish troops (1664)
Belligerents Tsardom of
Russia Cossack Hetmanate...
- the
division advanced another 50 km,
crossed the Ros
River and
captured Stavishche. The 16th
Panzer Division,
which was
forced to
repel counterattacks of...
- – 1664 – Russo-Polish War (1654–1667) (Polish-Russian Wars)
Battle of
Stavishche – 1664 – Russo-Polish War (1654–1667) (Polish-Russian Wars)
Battle of...
- Kulikov's
division was
tasked with
advancing 50
kilometers and
reaching Stavishche by the end of 24 July to
close the gap with the 6th Army by 30 kilometers...
- in the
family of an
Orthodox priest. In 1905 the
family lived in the
Stavishche village,
Tarashcha County. On 5 June 1912 he
graduated from the Kyiv real...
- victory, Novi Zrin is destro****
after its
capture by the
Ottomans Battle of
Stavishche July–October -
Polish victory and one of the last
battles of the Russo-Polish...
- five
unknown men in tow. They have
determined to rob Heshko, a Jew from
Stavishche. As a rule,
anyone who is
captured during the
robbery will be killed....
