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Rasputitsa

The first snow fell and quickly melted, turning roads into stretches of mud, a phenomenon known as rasputitsa in Russia.

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Campaign Book Supplemental: Rasputitsa: Autumn rains make poor-quality Russian roads impassable.; static.daysofwonder.com

Soviet Union Study_8: Russians have coined a word, rasputitsa, to describe the time of year when roads are impassable.; www.marines.mil

PLAYBOOK: Rasputitsa represents an excellent chance for the Soviets to play replacements, so Note that, because of Rasputitsa, neither the Soviet nor.; www.gmtgames.com

Stalin's War – Series Replay: www.gmtgames.com

Transliterated Dictionary of the Russian Language / Russian: rasputitsa (n.f.) season of bad roads rasputnyi (adj.; www.garfield.library.upenn.edu

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Rasputitsa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: The rasputitsa (Russian: распу́тица) refers to the biannual seasons when unpaved roads become difficult to traverse in parts of Belarus, Russia and Ukraine.; en.wikipedia.org

File:Savrasov rasputitsa.JPG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: File:Savrasov rasputitsa.JPG. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.; en.wikipedia.org

Unexpected Rasputitsa | Stop The Spirit of Zossen 2.0: Feb 1, 2009 These are from our trek along the C&O Canal in the Imperial City. A pleasantly balmy day around 50.; www.stiftungleostrauss.com

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Styivn Rasputitsa | Facebook: Styivn Rasputitsa | Facebook. Styivn Rasputitsa. Like.; www.facebook.com

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