Sereth

[zey-ruh t]

noun

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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.
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Late in the afternoon the Germans forced their way forward from Tarnopol to as far as the Sereth bridgehead.
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On the upper course of the Sereth, from Zalovce to Tarnopol, there was considerable rifle firing.
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From the Sereth to the wooded Carpathians the Germans were pressing forward over a front of 155 miles wide.
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