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rundstedt

/ˈrʊnt.ʃtɛt/

Traducción: Apellido propio asociado al mariscal de campo alemán que sirvió en la Segunda Guerra Mundial, conocido por dirigir la conquista de Polonia y comandar la contraofensiva de las Ardenas.

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/ˈrʊnt.ʃtɛt/formal
  • esApellido propio asociado al mariscal de campo alemán que sirvió en la Segunda Guerra Mundial, conocido por dirigir la conquista de Polonia y comandar la contraofensiva de las Ardenas.

A proper noun referring to a German field marshal who served in World War II, known for directing the conquest of Poland and leading the Ardennes counteroffensive.

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  1. German Field MarshalC2formal

    A senior German military commander during World War II, known for directing the invasion of Poland and leading the Ardennes counteroffensive.

    esMariscal de campo alemán

    • Rundstedt was a key figure in the German invasion of Poland in 1939.
    • He commanded the Ardennes offensive, also known as the Battle of the Bulge.
    • Historians often debate Rundstedt's role in the strategic decisions of the war.