Malinovskiy

Malinovskiy is a geographic and local toponym found in Eastern Europe, particularly in Russia and Ukraine. It is a common name for settlements, rivers, and other geographical features.

In Russia, Malinovskiy is primarily a surname, associated with several notable individuals, including Rodion Malinovskiy (1898-1967), a Russian military commander and conqueror during World War II. Rodion Malinovskiy played a significant role in various battles and was promoted to the rank of Marshal of the Soviet Union. Malinovskiy is also the name of a district in the Voronezh Oblast, one of the federal subjects of Russia.

In Ukraine, Malinovskiy is a surname and a toponym. A village called Malinovskiy exists in the western part of Ukraine, in the Lviv Oblast. The river of Malinovskiy is also mentioned as it runs through the region of Zakarpattia Oblast.

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