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Pripet

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Pripet: see Pripyat Pripyat or Pripet , Pol. Prypeć, river, c.440 mi (710 km) long, rising NW of Kovel, NW Ukraine, near the Polish border, and flowing generally E through the Pripyat Marshes, S Belarus, into the Dnieper River in NE Ukraine.
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Pripet
a river in E Europe, rising in NW Ukraine and flowing northeast into Belarus across the Pripet Marshes (the largest swamp in Europe), then east into the Dnieper River. Length: about 800 km (500 miles)


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On the rise of German geopolitical thinking and reclamation schemes for the Pripet Marshes in the 1930s: David Blackbourn, The Conquest of Nature: Water, Landscape, and the Making of Modern Germany (New York: W.
48 The Pripet Marshes cover tens of thousands of square miles on the border of which two European countries?
Then followed the piston blows of history: just as the Slavs coming from the Pripet Marshes had hurled themselves into the Balkans so came the Turks into Serbia and Bosnia.
 
 
 
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