Behind the front lines, no preparations had made to defend key points in the rear such as Kalach.

Key points, such as the bridge at Kalach, were not organized for defense or even demolition.

Bread dishes such as kalach are highly prized for their artistic craftsmanship.

For other meanings see kalach.

Alberto Kalach (born 1960) is a Mexican architect.

The winning proposal for the library was designed by the Mexican architect, Alberto Kalach.

The two Soviet forces from the north and south had met at Kalach, forty miles west of Stalingrad on the Don bend.

In Kalach on the Russian front, it was found that three quarters of the radio equipment now operated on varying frequency calibrations.

In the area around Kiev, it was custom for a midwife to give a kalach as a gift to parents, as part of a fertility blessing.

Their spearheads made contact southwest of Kalach by late afternoon, trapping the main body (eight rifle divisions) of 62nd Army.

Bob Kalach (1981-1983)

"The decision is made by ZIP code," said Jim Kalach, a spokesman for Travelers.

Mr. Bob Kalach (1979-1980)

Travelers Defends Filing James Kalach, a Travelers spokesman, said the company had not yet decided whether to challenge the decision.

By late 22 November Soviet forces linked up at the town of Kalach, encircling some 290,000 men east of the Don River.

The Soviet forces raced west in a pincer movement, and met on 23 November at the town of Kalach; sealing the ring around Stalingrad.

The Bread Museum in L'viv, Ukraine, contains many examples of intricately woven kalach, paska, and babka.

He lost more men at Kalach when they successfully destroyed a German fuel depot, the primary one the Panzer divisions depended on in the struggle for Stalingrad.

On 20 November, the Soviet armored and motorized forces advanced towards Kalach, with the intention of encircling the 6th German Army fighting at Stalingrad.

The XIV Panzer Corps, bearing in toward Kalach, reported 200 enemy tanks in its path and claimed to have knocked out 40 during the day.

The cultural center originally began as a construction to house offices related to the Iztapalapa borough government in the early 1990s, designed by architect Alberto Kalach but never completed.

Similar types of bread also exist in other Central European and Eastern European countries, such as Kalach in Ukraine and Russia.

"A lot of people who try this out are people who have family obligations they want to attend to, so they want to be at home," said James Kalach, a spokesman.

In Operation Uranus, two Soviet fronts punched through the Romanian lines and converged at Kalach on 23 November, trapping 300,000 Axis troops behind them.

The Soviets deployed the 62nd and 64th Armies in a Don River bridgehead west of Kalach with the intent of impeding the German advance on Stalingrad.

Korovai: a round, braided bread, similar to the kolach.

A kolach is a pastry of Czech and Slovak origin, with a fruit center, usually poppy seed, prunes, cherries, or blueberries, somewhat similar to a Danish.

The food is reflecting full range of tastes ranging from baklava and sarma to stuffed pepper, mlinci, knedlichke and kolach(i)y (biscuits in both Croatian and Czech language).

A large round loaf of bread called kolach was passed first to Ms. Baiul, then to Mr. Petrenko and his wife, and to officials of Fish Enterprises/World Skate Inc., which is building the rink.

The people of Labana tribe are divided into 11 clans, or Gotras: The Kundlas, Sandlas, Bhaarot, Bashak, Kochal, Kolach, Laslas, Kachap, Vashisht, Bishpl, and Altarays.

During the summer, usually the second week of June, Verdigre hosts a huge festival celebrating the kolach and usually provides rides, tractor pulls, both duck and turtle races, live music, mud volleyball, kolach eating contests, and a variety of activities for the community.