Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. This is why it was a "Bandit Country" for the Germans during WWII, with all the Partisan Republics in the swamps and the woods. This is also why they killed or deported all these villagers in the huge Anti-Bandit operations (Hitler's Bandit Hunters is a pretty good book).

You're confused and you really think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they just fought for it for months and during WWII they have even fought for it for even longer, something ridicalous like over 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. This is why it was a "Bandit Country" for the Germans during WWII, with all the Partisan Republics in the swamps and the woods. This is also why they killed or deported all these villagers in the huge Anti-Bandit operations (Hitler's Bandit Hunters is a pretty good book).

You're confused and you really think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they have just fought for it for months and during WWII they even fought for it for even longer, something ridicalous like over 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. This is why it was a "Bandit Country" for the Germans during WWII, with all the Partisan Republics in the swamps and the woods. This is also why they killed or deported all these villagers in the huge Anti-Bandit operations (Hitler's Bandit Hunters is a pretty good book).

You're confused and you really think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they just fought for it for months and during WWII they even fought for it for even longer, something ridicalous like over 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. This is why it was suck a "Bandit Country" for the Germans during WWII, with all the Partisan Republics in the swamps and the woods. This is also why they killed or deported all these villagers in the huge Anti-Bandit operations (Hitler's Bandit Hunters is a pretty good book).

You're confused and you really think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they just fought for it for months and during WWII they even fought for it for even longer, something ridicalous like over 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. This is why it was suck a "Bandit Country" for the Germans during WWII, with all the Partisan Republics in the swamps and the woods. This is also why they killed or deported all these villagers in the huge Anti-Bandit operations (Hitler's Bandit Hunters is a pretty good book).

You're confused and you really think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they just fought for it for months and during WWII they even fought for even longer, something ridicalous like over 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. This is why it was suck a "Bandit Country" for the Germans during WWII, with all the Partisan Republics in the swamps and the woods. This is also why they killed or deported all these villagers in the huge Anti-Bandit operations (Hitler's Bandit Hunters is a pretty good book).

You're confused and you really think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they just fought for it for months and during WWII they even fought for more than 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. This is why it was suck a "Bandit Country" for the Germans during WWII, with all the Partisan Republics in the swamps and the woods. This is also why they killed or deported all these villagers in the huge Anti-Bandit operations (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/950258.Hitler_s_Bandit_Hunters is a pretty good book).

You're confused and you really think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they just fought for it for months and during WWII they even fought for more than 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. This is why it was suck a "Bandit Country" for the Germans during WWII, with all the Partisan Republics in the swamps and the woods. This is also why they killed or deported all these villagers.

You're confused and you really think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they just fought for it for months and during WWII they even fought for more than 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. This is why it was suck a "Bandit Country" for the Germans during WWII, with all the Partisan Republics in the swamps and the woods. This is also why they killed or deported all these villagers.

You think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they just fought for it for months and during WWII they even fought for more than 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. This is why it was suck a "Bandit Country" for the Germans during WWII, with all the Partisan Republics in the swamps and woods. This is also why they killed or deported all these villagers.

You think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they just fought for it for months and during WWII they even fought for more than 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. This is why it was suck a "Bandit Country" for the Germans during WWII, with all the Partisan Republics in the swamps and woods.

You think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they just fought for it for months and during WWII they even fought for more than 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. You think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they just fought for it for months and during WWII they even fought for more than 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. You think of Ukraine and the great steppe. Where even a small hill is incredibly strategic, like the manmade Savur Mohyla where they just fought for months and during WWII they even fought for more than 1 year.

Belarus is marshlands and forests, rather than plains. You think of Ukraine.