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Neruch

River in Russia

The Neruch (Russian: Неручь) is a river in Oryol Oblast in Russia, a left tributary of the Zusha. It is 111 kilometres (69 mi) long, and has a drainage

Neruch

Oryol Oblast

First-level administrative division of Russia

is in the south of the region. Main tributaries: Zusha (with tributary Neruch), Vytebet, Nugr, Tson, Orlik, Rybnitsa, Kroma. Sosna flows in the eastern

Oryol Oblast

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Zusha

River in Russia

Zusha freezes up in early December and stays icebound until late March. The Neruch is its biggest tributary. The Zusha is navigable from Mtsensk. «Река ЗУША»

Zusha

Zalegoshch

Urban-type settlement in Oryol Oblast, Russia

center of Zalegoshchensky District of Oryol Oblast, Russia, located on the Neruch River, 63 kilometers (39 mi) east of Oryol. Population: 5,338 (2010 census);

Zalegoshch

63rd Army (Soviet Union)

WW2 Soviet Red Army formation

Front. Initially it conducted defensive operations along the Zusha and Neruch Rivers and the region south of Mtsensk. It participated in Operation Kutuzov

63rd Army (Soviet Union)

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399th Rifle Division

Military unit

advanced almost 30 km (19 mi) in four days of heavy fighting, reaching the Neruch River by the end of the 17th. The Army continued a steady advance against

399th Rifle Division

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148th Rifle Division

Military unit

The German forces withdrew northward by 10km to a stronger line along the Neruch River, which the two divisions approached on February 25. They ran into

148th Rifle Division

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143rd Rifle Division

Military unit

Reiter formed four shock groups to attack northwest and west across the Neruch River of a 55 km-wide front from 15 km northwest of Maloarkhangelsk to Krasnoe

143rd Rifle Division

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170th Rifle Division (Soviet Union)

Military unit

making good use of terrain and pre-existing defenses and after forcing the Neruch River on July 22 the right flank forces of 48th Army liberated the town

170th Rifle Division (Soviet Union)

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202nd Rifle Division (Soviet Union)

Military unit

making good use of terrain and pre-existing defenses and after forcing the Neruch River on July 22 the right flank forces of 48th Army liberated the town

202nd Rifle Division (Soviet Union)

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137th Rifle Division (Soviet Union)

Military unit

of 13th Army took Maloarkhangelsk, pushing the German forces back to the Neruch River. Two days later the 137th was included in an attack group to break

137th Rifle Division (Soviet Union)

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