- The
Strypa (Ukrainian: Стрипа; Hungarian: Sztripa) is a
river in
Ternopil Oblast,
Western Ukraine. It is a left-bank
tributary of the
Dniester that flows...
- The
Battle of the
Strypa (German:
Kampf auf der Strype) or
Operation on the
Strypa (Russian: Операция на Стрыпе) was a
Russian offensive from December...
- (87 km or 54 mi),
Zolota Lypa (140 km or 87 mi),
Koropets (78 km or 48 mi),
Strypa (147 km or 91 mi),
Seret (250 km or 160 mi),
Zbruch (245 km or 152 mi),...
- Its
tributaries that flow
through the
oblast include Zbruch, Seret, and
Strypa among just a few of them. The
Seret River (not to be
confused with Siret...
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Biggest tributaries: Luha-Svynoryika, Svynoryika,
Rylovytsia (right side);
Strypa (left side)
Character of the
river is
plain as it
flows through swampy floodplains...
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Nyshche (Ukrainian: Нище) is a selo (formerly a shtetl) on the
Strypa River,
upriver from the town of
Zboriv in the
historic region of Galicia...
- Buchach; German: Butschatsch; Turkish: Bucaş) is a city
located on the
Strypa River (a
tributary of the Dniester) in
Chortkiv Raion of
Ternopil Oblast...
- Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
Occurring near the city of
Zboriv on the
Strypa River in present-day Ukraine,
forces of the
Zaporozhian Cossacks and Crimean...
- town.
Further south, Pflanzer-Baltin's 7th Army was
pushed back to the
Strypa, as Shcherbachev's
Seventh Army
captured Jazłowiek.: 155–165 The first...
-
unmanned defensive positions built in June 1944
which ran
partly along the
Strypa river about 35 km west of Ternopil.
Strong 1st
Ukrainian Front attacks throughout...
