КАК ДНЕПР ЧУТЬ НЕ УТОПИЛ МОГИЛЁВ? САМОЕ КРУПНОЕ НАВОДНЕНИЕ ЗА ВСЮ ИСТОРИЮ НАБЛЮДЕНИЙ.

From time to time, large rivers tend to overflow their floodplains. This most often happens in the spring, when melting snow and frozen ice along the banks raise the river level. This would have been fine, but in April 1931, the floodwaters got out of control. Then, the DNIEPER NEARLY DROWNED MOGILEV! Some archival documents allow us to estimate the scale of the flooding; incidentally, that spring, almost all the rivers abnormally overflowed their floodplains. THE LARGEST FLOOD IN HISTORY OF RECORDINGS is the topic of our episode today! Materials and publications used in the preparation of the video: https://www.sb.by/articles/sideli-na-... https://csgpb.by/Mogilev_v_pechati/?p... The channel's author also expresses gratitude to the staff of the Regional Studies Department of the V. I. Lenin Mogilev Regional Library and the staff of the State Archives of the Mogilev Region for their assistance and support! Support the channel: Boosty: https://boosty.to/travel_belarus By subscribing, you gain access to the author's materials, photographs, drawings, videos, and more. Patreon:   / shop   Instagram -   / mogilev_chronicles   TikTok -   / travel_belarus   All the latest announcements, beautiful shots, videos, and shorts on Instagram and TikTok. Suggestions, ideas, and collaborations are welcome in private messages on my Instagram account or in the comments below the video. Historical photographs of Mogilev from the private collection of Oleg Lisovsky - https://vk.com/mogilev_at_war #belarus #history #mogilev #history #Dnieper #flood #floods #mogilevchronicles #bssr #mogilev #mogilev