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• Ypres
  ...he site of three major battles of the First World War, the most famous being the Battle of Passchendael...
  ...exts during and immediately after the First World War.
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• Foligno
  ...t was subjected to severe Allied bombing in World War II, which destroyed many buildings and explains i...
  The First Edition of Dante’s Divine Comedy, which was also the...
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• Dumbarton
  ...war planning and architecture" - so says the 1994 edition of The Rough Guide to Scotland. However the to...
  ...orage is a major industry in the town. The bonded warehouses can be seen as you enter the town from the...
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• Bydgoszcz
  ...hitecture which wasn't badly damaged by the World War II.
  ...e city was part of the German Empire. After World War I and the Great Poland Uprising, Bromberg was ass...
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• Franklin Park
  ...d in honor of any Franklin Parker who fought in a war (and there's a surprising amount). The cannon on...
  ...The Franklin Park Public Library has a 1909 first edition of Daniel Burnham's viewable by appointment.
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• Bray
  ...t Kilmacanogue. They have a stylish range of homeware and accessories and a good garden shop. They al...
  ...aly Pottery, Rocky Valley, Kilmacanogue. Limited edition and one-off hand thrown ceramic pieces.
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• Russian River
  Duncans Mills hosts a rodeo as well as Civil War re-enactments throughout the summer. It is also ...
  * Movies at the Rio Theater, a World War II-era quonset hut that has been converted into a...
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• Frankfort (Kentucky)
  ...nt buffalo crossing that became a pathway for westward moving explorers, pioneers and settlers. Distill...
  ... with a large collection of the most popular Open Edition Prints available.
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• Pioneer Valley
  ...de at the Connecticut state line but narrows northward. It holds much of New England's best farmland a...
  ...fic in the next several years (2011-2014,) so be aware that schedules will change. In concert with the ...
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• Papua New Guinea
  ...914, the Australians did their part in the Allied war effort and took control of German New Guinea, and...
  ... advance was checked and then reversed. After the war, both New Guinea and Papua were administered from...
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• Kiel
  During the Second World War, Kiel was severely bombed, because of its submari...
  ...leet, and it is common to see all types of German warships and submarines in the "Förde", including th...
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• Pécs
  ...en-gold glaze named eosin. Pieces from before the war are also found in antique stores on Király and F...
  ...n recent years, wine producers have also turned towards quality tourism, as well as introducing the “...
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• On the trail of Marco Polo
  ...uthor, Rusticiano of Pisa, were both prisoners of war in Genoa when they met and wrote the book.
  ...What was lost in various translations? In various wars? Is the city still there? Has it been renamed? W...
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• Clarksburg (West Virginia)
  ...iam Clark, who was half of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. It was the birthplace of Thomas J. "Stonewall...
  ...40 W Main Street, 304-622-7314, . Now one morning edition.
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• San Francisco/Golden Gate
  ...ndiose well-appointed Victorian, and then later Edwardian mansions. By 1891, the area had become so pop...
  ... Hollow neighborhoods, where ornate (and huge!) Edwardian and Victorian mansions are on display. Many ...
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• London/Leicester Square
  ...rard Street off Leicester Square. It spreads into Wardour Street at one end and Newport Place at the ot...
  ...l cost upwards of £17, 3D screenings will cost upwards of £15. At night, Leicester Square becomes exc...
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• Nigeria
  ...ny Nigerian ethnicities. Following the Napoleonic Wars, the British expanded trade with the Nigerian in...
  ...islated by the British Government moved Nigeria toward self-government on a representative and increasi...
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• Wuhan
  ...concessions granted in the aftermath of the Opium Wars, large areas of Hankou's riverfront were carved ...
  ...another city, beneath its industrial exterior a rewarding tapestry of history and cultural arts awaits.
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• Slovakia
  ...ntler and especially summers can get surprisingly warm.
  ...settled since early Paleolithic era. Before the inward migration of Slavs and Huns, the most important ...
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• Colorado
  ...uropeans in the area. In 1541, Coronado led an expedition north through Colorado from Mexico in search o...
  ... Mountain Division returned to the U.S. after the war to build Aspen, Vail and Arapahoe Basin.
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