Kharkov (2247 bytes)
1: '''Kharkov''' ([[Russian language|rus]]: Ха&#769...
3: Kharkov's industry and research specialize on arms produc...
9: ... During the early years of the [[Soviet Union]], Kharkov was the [[capital]] of the [[Ukrainian SSR|Ukrain...
13: ...g the legendary [[T-34]] tank earlier designed in Kharkov).
15: *[[First Battle of Kharkov]]

Third Battle of Kharkov (1369 bytes)
1: ... von Manstein]], the Germans retook the city of [[Kharkov]] from the [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] armies in bitt...
3: ...the [[Battle of Stalingrad]]. The Third Battle of Kharkov left the city only temporarily in [[Axis Powers|A...
6: *The Battle of Kharkov, by Jean Restayn, J.J. Fedorowicz Publishing. IS...
7: ...nzer-Grenadier-Division "LSSAH" and the Battle of Kharkov January - March 1943 , by George Nipe & Remy Spez...
8: ...tory in Russia: The SS-Panzerkorps and Manstein's Kharkov Counteroffensive February - March 1943, by George...

Battle of Kharkov (596 bytes)
1: ...he [[Soviet Union]] are known as the '''Battle of Kharkov''':
3: ...troops captured the city in the [[First Battle of Kharkov]], 1941.
4: ...Soviet forces retook it in the [[Second Battle of Kharkov]], May 1942, but were cut off and destroyed.
5: ...ut were driven out again in the [[Third Battle of Kharkov]] in February 1943.
6: ...city for the final time in the [[Fourth Battle of Kharkov]], August 1943.

Kharkov University (670 bytes)
1: Also known as '''[[Kharkov]] State University''' or '''Karazin Kharkiv Natio...
3: '''Kharkov University''' is one of the major universities in...
13: [http://www.univer.kharkov.ua/ Kharkiv National University]

Second Battle of Kharkov (903 bytes)
1: ... to recapture the [[Ukraine|Ukrainian]] city of [[Kharkov]] from the [[Germany|Germans]].
5: The Second Battle of Kharkov was the prelude of "[[Operation Blue]]", aimed at...
7: See also: [[Third Battle of Kharkov]]
11: ...ar II operations and battles of the Eastern Front|Kharkov 1]]

Starobielsk (372 bytes)
1: ...re massacred during the [[Katyn massacre]] in the Kharkov mass murder site.

Vladimir Vasyutin (831 bytes)
1: ...1952]] - [[19th July]], [[2002]]) in [[Kharkov]], Kharkov Oblast, Ukrainian SSR was a cosmonaut.
7: ... Force School and from Test Pilot School, both in Kharkov. He was a Colonel in the Soviet Air Forces, and ...

Mikhail Gurevich (2006 bytes)
7: ... medal and entered the Mathematical department of Kharkov University. After a year, for participation in re...
9: ...[1925]] he graduated from the Aviation faculty of Kharkov Technological Institute and worked as an engineer...

Jean Gottman (536 bytes)
1: ...sh|Boston-Washington corridor]]. He was born in [[Kharkov]], [[Ukraine]], though at the time it was a part ...

Anatoli Levchenko (369 bytes)
1: Born in Krasnokutsk, Kharkov Oblast, Ukrainian SSR on [[May 5]], [[1941]]. Mar...

Nikolay Nikolayevich Beketov (2400 bytes)
3: ...assistant in the Department of [[Chemistry]] at [[Kharkov University]]. In [[1859]]-[[1887]], Beketov was a...
7: ...ey established a Physical Chemistry Department in Kharkov University at the request of Beketov, where stude...

Ludwig Struve (1465 bytes)
5: ...ory there. His son [[Otto Struve]] was born in [[Kharkov]].

Józef Marcinkiewicz (2203 bytes)
1: ...stok|Białystok]], [[Poland]] - [[1940]] in [[Kharkov]], [[Ukraine]]) was a [[Poland|Polish]] [[mathema...
5: ...e [[Katyn massacre]] on the mass murder site in [[Kharkov]], Ukraine. His parents, to whom he gave his manu...

Kremenchug (2059 bytes)
3: ...nks), 73 m. S.W. of the city of Poltava, on the [[Kharkov]]-[[Nikolayev]] railway.
11: ...e in the brandy manufactured in the government of Kharkov, an destined for the governments of [[Ekaterinosl...

Igor Volk (496 bytes)
1: ...'', born [[April 12]], [[1937]] in [[Gotwald,]] [[Kharkov Oblast]], [[Ukraine|Ukrainian SSR]], was a USSR c...

Antonov An-140 (780 bytes)
1: ...|1994]]. Apart from the main production line in [[Kharkov]], [[Ukraine]], aircraft are being produced in [[...

UM Airlines (978 bytes)
3: ...and flies to [[Chernivtsi]], [[Simferopol]] and [[Kharkov]]. According to their website, UM Air currently ...

Valentin Bondarenko (1002 bytes)
1: ...arenko''' was born [[February 16]], [[1937]] in [[Kharkov]], [[Ukraine]] SSR. He rose to the rank of Second...

Petr Shevyrev (1131 bytes)
3: ...[1883]], Shevyrev enrolled in the [[Univeristy of Kharkov]] and later transferred to [[St.Petersburg Univer...

Natan Ilyich Zabara (1187 bytes)
5: In his youth, Zabara lived in [[Kharkov]] and was an active member of the youth [[Zionist...

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