Sereth
[zey-ruh t]
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noun
German name of Siret.
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Along the line of the Sereth, and in the Bukovina, deadlock was reached in the spring of 1917.
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The town of Tarnopol and numerous villages east of the Sereth soon were in flames.
Late in the afternoon the Germans forced their way forward from Tarnopol to as far as the Sereth bridgehead.
On the upper course of the Sereth, from Zalovce to Tarnopol, there was considerable rifle firing.
From the Sereth to the wooded Carpathians the Germans were pressing forward over a front of 155 miles wide.