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Pripet Marshes

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[prip-it mahr-shuhz, -et] / ˈprɪp ɪt ˈmɑr ʃəz, -ɛt /

plural noun

  1. an extensive wooded marshland in southern Belarus and northwest Ukraine. 33,500 sq. mi. (86,765 sq. km).


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Below the Pripet Marshes, the offensive went more slowly, because before it could roll, the formidable frontier fortress of Przemysl had to be stormed.

From Time Magazine Archive

Sending his troops slogging through the Pripet Marshes, Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky seized Pinsk, after bombarding it from gunboats sent into the Pripet River from the Dnieper.

From Time Magazine Archive

In the treacherous Pripet Marshes, other Rokossovsky forces skirted the bogs along road and rail embankments, captured Luninets and attacked Pinsk.

From Time Magazine Archive

Even the Russian mosquitoes from the endless Pripet Marshes conspired in guerrilla activity.

From Time Magazine Archive

Its northern part flows through the Pripet Marshes.

From The Story of the Great War, Volume VI (of VIII) History of the European War from Official Sources by Reynolds, Francis J. (Francis Joseph)

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