Kursk
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- proper noun
- Located in southwestern Russia, Kursk is known for its historical significance and cultural heritage.
- the city of Kursk
- Kursk salient
- train to Kursk
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Watch on YouTubeIt's almost more meaningful to say, hey, because North Korean soldiers are deploying to Kursk in Russia.
- It's almost more meaningful to say, hey, because North Korean soldiers are deploying to Kursk in Russia.
- It was the last big offensive push that the Germans tried because at that point there was a bulge in the line surrounding Kursk that the the Soviets held.
- Yes, especially their clash on the Eastern front, Val of Kursk.
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So Ukraine currently captured a small region in Russia, the Kursk region, but Russia has captured giant chunks.
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Three teams of Allies (U.S., British, and Soviets) are each competing to reach their objectives (Tunis and Kursk) before the others.
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It was the last big offensive push that the Germans tried because at that point there was a bulge in the line surrounding Kursk that the the Soviets held.
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The city of Kursk is famous for the significant battle that took place there during World War II.
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Many historians agree that the 1943 battle near Kursk was a turning point in the war.
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Etymology
Kursk probably takes its name from a nearby river called Kurs or Kura, so the town was simply named after the river. This is an easy way to remember the city name: think of a place by its river.