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Üsküb

American  
[ys-kyp] / üsˈküp /
Or Üsküp

noun

  1. Turkish name of Skoplje.


Üsküb British  
/ ˈʊskuːb /

noun

  1. the Turkish name (1392–1913) for Skopje

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Uskub, Dushan crowned at, 12; given Bishop, 81.

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The French and British in the south were by this time struggling northwards in the attempt to reach Uskub, the great meeting-place of all routes in Southern Serbia.

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They were, however, too late: the Bulgarians entered Uskub on 22nd October, and the Allies were thus cut off from all communication with the interior.

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Look at the railway line running from Uskub to Mitrovitza and find the pass of Katchanik.

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Five thousand men, all that was left of the garrison at Uskub, along with three regiments from the north, now prepared to make a stand.

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