Korosten, Ukraine
Ukraine
Korosten, Ukraine links to 2601 places across 9 topics through 39 Bunkabop connections, led by history and military. Its strongest overlaps are with Ukraine, Poland and Russia. Sample topics include the Byzantine Empire, the Cossacks and the Soviet Union. One connection records Korosten under German Army occupation from 7 August 1941 to 28 December 1943. Another follows the 200th Rifle Division moving west by rail toward the town in 1941.
Tsentralna Rada
Connects Korosten, Ukraine to: Kharkiv, Ukraine | Volochysk, Ukraine
Korosten
Connects Korosten, Ukraine to: Ukraine | Lithuania | Kyiv, Ukraine
200th Rifle Division (Soviet Union)
Connects Korosten, Ukraine to: United States | Berlin, Germany | Poland | Kansas
Russian Republic
Connects Korosten, Ukraine to: Moldova | Bessarabia, Moldova | Zatyshshia, Ukraine | Martins Creek, Pennsylvania
Polish Second Republic
Connects Korosten, Ukraine to: Piła, Poland | Kwidzyn, Poland | Rumia, Poland | Mezhyrichchya, Ukraine | Zegrzynek, Poland
Hetman of Zaporizhian Host
Connects Korosten, Ukraine to: Hlukhiv, Ukraine | Nizhyn, Ukraine | Boryspil, Ukraine | Hadiach, Ukraine | Yahilnytsia, Ukraine
Uman
Connects Korosten, Ukraine to: Vinnytsia, Ukraine | Cherkasy, Ukraine | Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine | Ladyzhyn, Ukraine | Teplyk
Anton Denikin
Connects Korosten, Ukraine to: Chechnya | Włocławek, Poland | Kremenchuk, Ukraine | Debaltseve, Ukraine | Zatyshshia, Ukraine
37th Łęczyca Infantry Regiment
Connects Korosten, Ukraine to: Poland | Warsaw, Poland | Kraków, Poland | Lviv, Ukraine | Przemyśl, Poland
Union of Krewo
Connects Korosten, Ukraine to: Belarus | Lida, Belarus | Novogrudok, Belarus | Slonim, Belarus | Pułtusk, Poland
Mongol invasion of Rus'
Connects Korosten, Ukraine to: Galați, Romania | Kerch, Ukraine | Lutsk, Ukraine | Hlukhiv, Ukraine | Vyshhorod, Ukraine
232nd Rifle Division
Connects Korosten, Ukraine to: Ukraine | Romania | Slovakia | Kyiv, Ukraine | West Bank