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Dniepropetrovsk

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[nep-roh-pi-trawfsk, dnyi-pruh-pyi-trawfsk] / ˌnɛp roʊ pɪˈtrɔfsk, dnyɪ prə pyɪˈtrɔfsk /

noun

  1. the Russian name of the city of Dnipro.


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The Red Air Force concentrated on the sectors where the Russians evidently spotted the heaviest German concentrations�on the central front, bombing such communication centers as Bryansk, Minsk, Dniepropetrovsk, Kremenchug, Belgorod, Orel.

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Outflanked, the German troops in Dniepropetrovsk abandoned the great city, with its wrecked power plants and factories, for a desperate flight southward.

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Bald Marshal Semion Timoshenko was within 20 miles of Dniepropetrovsk and its wrecked power dam, bulling his way ahead at the tip of a sharp salient.

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Reported but not admitted was the capture of Dniepropetrovsk, a city of 500,000 which produced a large proportion of the Soviet Union's iron and steel.

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Now, as the mobilization trains crawled toward Orel, Kursk, Kharkov and Dniepropetrovsk, leave was becoming just a memory, the sharper because of what lay ahead.

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