Red Army man

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39 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: կարմիրբանակային (karmirbanakayin) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Azerbaijani: qızıl əsgər — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Belarusian: чырвонаарме́ец (čyrvonaarmjéjec) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Belarusian: чырвонаарме́йка (čyrvonaarmjéjka) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Crimean Tatar: qızıl asker — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Crimean Tatar: qızılasker — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Czech: rudoarmějec — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Czech: rudoarmějka — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Czech: krasnoarmejec — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Czech: krasnoarmejka — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Danish: rødarmist — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Estonian: punaarmeelane — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Estonian: punaväelane — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Finnish: punasotilas — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• French: rouge-armiste — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Georgian: წითელარმიელი (c̣itelarmieli) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• German: Rotarmist — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• German: Rotarmistin — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Hungarian: vöröskatona — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Kazakh: қызыл әскер (qyzyl äsker) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Kazakh: қызыләскер (qyzyläsker) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Kyrgyz: кызыл аскер (kızıl asker) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Latvian: sarkanarmietis — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Lithuanian: raudonarmietis — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Ossetian: сырхӕфсӕддон (syrxæfsæddon) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Ossetian: сурхӕфсӕддон (surxæfsæddon) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Polish: czerwonoarmista — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Polish: czerwonoarmistka — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Russian: красноарме́ец (krasnoarméjec) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Russian: красноарме́йка (krasnoarméjka) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Slovak: červenoarmejec — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Slovak: červenoarmejka — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Slovene: rdečearmejec — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Tatar: кызылармеец (qızılarmeyets) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Tatar: кызылармияче (qızılarmiyäçe) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Turkish: kızıl asker — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Ukrainian: червоноармі́єць (červonoarmíjecʹ) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Ukrainian: червоноармі́йка (červonoarmíjka) — the lowest military rank of the Red Army
• Uzbek: qizil askar — the lowest military rank of the Red Army