Kovel, Ukraine

Ukraine

Kovel, Ukraine connects to 1921 places across 12 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections, led by military history from World War II. Its strongest overlaps are with Poland and Germany, followed by Ukraine and the United States. In 1939 the Soviet Union occupied Kovel, and the city held many Jewish refugees from German-occupied Poland. In early spring 1944, the 27th Infantry Division of the Home Army operated nearby. Kovel also appears as a Lviv Railways stop on routes to Odesa and Kyiv. Some connections concern people surnamed Kovel.

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