Prague Offensive (2735 bytes)
1: ...nt]] of the [[World War II]]. During the battle [[Prague]] was liberated, and the troops of [[Army Group C...
5: ... it relived the Czech partisans fighting in the [[Prague Uprising]] started on [[May 5]], [[1945]] who wer...
7: ...ovy Vary]] and [[Klatovy]]. Soviet troops entered Prague on [[May 9]], [[1945]]. Some remnants of Army Gro...
9: ...on]] instituted the [[Medal for the Liberation of Prague]].

Offensive (263 bytes)
1: '''Offensive''' may relate to

Prague (7402 bytes)
7: ...ue.png|Map of the Czech Republic highlighting the Prague region]]</td></tr>
9: '''Prague''' (''Praha'' in [[Czech language|Czech]]) is the...
11: ...f Europe". Since [[1992]], the historic center of Prague has been included in the [[United Nations Educati...
15: ...ersity]] in central Europe north of the [[Alps]]. Prague was then the third-largest city in Europe.
17: ..._from_Klementinum.jpg|320px|thumb|right|View over Prague from the Klementinum tower, where a meteorologica...

Prague (novel) (6695 bytes)
1: '''Prague''' is a [[historical novel | historical]] [[novel...
31: ...le time in the actual city of [[Prague]]. Rather, Prague represents the unfulfilled emotional desires of t...
33: Each of ''Prague'' 's main characters comes to the city with a dif...
35: ...[Hungarian history]] is prominently featured in ''Prague'', emerging via the novel's major Hungarian chara...
41: ''Prague'' opens on the afternoon of [[May 25]], [[1990]] ...

Brusilov Offensive (7394 bytes)
5: !colspan=2 bgcolor=#eeddbb|Brusilov Offensive
41: ...l vicinity of towns [[Kovel]] and [[Lutsk]]. The offensive is named after the Russian commander in charge, [...
44: ...ns were under pressure from the Austrian Trentino offensive.
47: ...s]] in the previous year. Evert was to launch an offensive in conjunction with Brusilov towards [[Vilna]]
56: ... All forces involved were becoming spent and the offensive finally died down in late September and ended as ...

Offensive team (6290 bytes)
1: The '''offensive team''' or '''offense''' in [[American football]]...
3: The offensive unit in American football consists of a [[quarter...
5: ...or]]'s [[Offensive philosophy (American football)|offensive philosophy]].
8: *'''guard''' - the two guards are the offensive linemen directly on either side of the center and...
9: *'''tackle''' - the offensive tackles play on either side of the guards. Their ...

Easter Offensive (1236 bytes)
1: ... during the [[Vietnam War]]. The North Vietnamese offensive against the South began on Easter Sunday, 30 Marc...
3: ...ietnam) the South Vietnamese was able to halt the offensive, eventually retaking Quang Tri on September 16, 1...
5: ...ty of the South Vietnamese army to defeat a major offensive without US support. They were proved right by the...

Ardennes Offensive (399 bytes)
1: The term '''Ardennes Offensive''' (or '''Battle of the Ardennes''') refers to mu...

Tet Offensive (7063 bytes)
4: ... This government also convinced the NLF that the offensive would stimulate an uprising. Had this been a succ...
6: ==The offensive==
15: ===The offensive in the south===
30: ...acts about the progress of the war. After the Tet Offensive, the main issue of public debate would be "how to...
37: [[de:Tet-Offensive]]

Eastertide Offensive (3292 bytes)
2: ...th Vietnam]] since the third phase of the General Offensive had been stalled at the [[Battle of Dai Do]] in [...
4: ... [[12 April]] and [[An Loc]] on [[19 April]]. The offensive was designed to split South Vietnam into two halv...
6: ...ages. The North Vietnamese Army withdrew from the offensive on Kontum on [[30 May]], and An Loc on [[11 July]...
8: ...0 for South Vietnam. Following the failure of the offensive, General Giap was replaced by his deputy, General...

Offensive Coordinator (159 bytes)
1: ...ootball]] team which is responsible for the teams offensive playcalling.

Sutjeska offensive (2563 bytes)
1: The '''Sutjeska offensive''' (May-June [[1943]]) was a failed attempt by th...
3: Begun in May [[1943]], this [[offensive]] was the fifth attempt by the fascists to crush ...
7: ...umb|200px|Wounded Tito with Ivan Ribar during the Offensive on Sutjeska on [[June 13]], [[1943]]]]
14: .../ww2/battles/schwarz Operation SCHWARZ - Sutjeska offensive ]

Guadalajara offensive (11004 bytes)
2: !colspan=2 bgcolor=#cccccc|Guadalajara Offensive
37: The '''Guadalajara Offensive''' ([[8 March]] &ndash; [[23 March]] [[1937]]) wa...
39: ...ked by Spanish Nationalist units. The Republican offensive was prepared between [[15 March]] and [[18 March]...
43: ...isco Franco]] decided to continue with the fourth offensive, to close the pincer operation launched against t...
47: ...ublican Army staff was sure that the next Fascist offensive would come on the south part of front.

Offensive coordinator (1101 bytes)
1: ...n depends on whether the head coach comes from an offensive background or a defensive background.

Prague Manifesto (3536 bytes)
1: The '''Prague Manifesto''' (in Russian: &#1055;&#1088;&#1072;&#...
9: ...tly. Unlike the Soviet Constitution, however, the Prague Manifesto was anti-communist. It called for the a...
13: ...Liberation Army participated in the liberation of Prague from the Nazi occupying forces in concert with Cz...

Prague Trials (1651 bytes)
1: The '''Prague Trials''' were a series of [[Stalinist]] and larg...
5: The Prague Trials were dramatised in the 1970 movie ''L'Aveu...

Prague (disambiguation) (292 bytes)
1: ==List of cities named Prague==
3: * [[Prague]], [[Czech Republic]]
5: ===Places in the [[United States]] named Prague===
7: * [[Prague, Nebraska]]
8: * [[Prague, Oklahoma]]

Jerome of Prague (4385 bytes)
1: ... permission to travel. In [[1401]] he returned to Prague, but in [[1402]] visited [[England]], and at [[Ox...
3: ...unicated by the bishop of [[Cracow]]. Returned to Prague, he appeared publicly as the advocate of Huss. In...
7: ...s to the king of Bohemia and to the University of Prague, which were declared to be entirely voluntary and...

Prague Castle (821 bytes)
1: [[Image:DSCF0079-Prague-Castle_(Medium).JPG|thumb|Prague Castle]]
3: The '''Prague Castle''' is the castle in [[Prague]] where the [[Czech Republic|Czech]] kings and pr...
5: ...[[St. Vitus Cathedral]]. The neighbourhood of the Prague Castle is called [[Hradcany]].
7: The Prague Castle is home of the [[List of presidents of the...
10: * [[Defenestrations of Prague]]

Prague Orloj (5921 bytes)
1: ...|The astronomical clock in the Old-Town Square of Prague]]
3: ... is mounted on the southern wall of [[Old Town of Prague|Old Town]] City Hall in the [[Old Town Square]] a...
8: ...ics and astronomy at [[Charles University]]. The Prague Orloj was the third clock of its kind, the first ...
18: ...lockmaker Hanus being blinded on the order of the Prague Councillors to prevent him from constructing anot...
32: ...f a normal 24 hour day and indicate time in local Prague time, or [[Central European Time]]. Curved golde...

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