Taipaleenjoki river

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Taipaleenjoki river is a waterway in the Karelian Isthmus region of present-day Russia, historically significant as the site of major battles during the Winter War between Finland and the Soviet Union.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
belligerentSide Finland
Soviet Union
conflict Winter War
country Russia
etymology "Taipale" meaning portage or passage in Finnish
"joki" meaning river in Finnish
flowsInto Lake Ladoga
frontLineSector Taipale sector
hasHistoricalSignificance Finnish military history
Soviet–Finnish relations
historicalCountry Finland
historicalRegion Karelia
knownFor Battle of Taipale
Eastern Front of the Winter War
surface form: Winter War battles
languageOfName Finnish
locatedIn Karelian Isthmus
Leningrad Oblast
locatedNear Taipale
surface form: Taipale village
mouthOf Lake Ladoga
partOf Eastern Front of World War II
surface form: Eastern Front of World War II (broad theater context)

Vuoksi river basin
region northwestern Russia
strategicRole axis of Soviet offensive on Karelian Isthmus
defensive line for Finnish forces
terrainFeature water obstacle
timePeriod 1939–1940
usedFor fishing
military defense
transportation

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Taipale locatedOn Taipaleenjoki river