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Encyclopedia > Trun

Trun is a small town less than 20 kilometers away from the town of Pernik. One interesting feature of this town is that a unique dialect of the Bulgarian language is spoken in Trun. This dialect differs so greatly from ordinary Bulgarian that someone from a nearby town such as Pernik could not understand it easily. Trun has a variety of rivers that are used to go fishing in. Bulgarian is an Indo-European language, a member of the Southern branch of the Slavic languages. ...


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Trun - Veterans Affairs Canada (352 words)
Located between Argentan and Falaise, Trun was an important element of the plan to close the Falaise "gap" and trap the Germans in the region.
Trun was in Allied hands, but the Germans were nearby, pouring through the slender and narrowing escape route.
At Trun the next day, The Lincoln and Welland Regiment and the 10th Independent Machine Gun Company (the New Brunswick Rangers) managed to prevent German troops from breaking out to cross the river Dives.
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