The Danube (56 page)

monument to Trajan
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Trajan's walls (Romania)
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tribal invasions
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,
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Romania
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customs authority
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,
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land reform (1864)
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uprising against Ceausescu dictatorship
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and USSR
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Romanian Communist Party
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,
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Rome, Trajan's column
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roses
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Rosetti, Constantin, statesman
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Rossatz, Austria
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Rovine, Battle of (1395)
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Rudna Glava, Serbia, copper mines
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Ruse, Bulgaria
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bridge of Friendship and Unity
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,
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Koloseum Circus
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Regional History Museum
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Roman fortresses
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Russia

Act of Religious Freedom (1905)
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and Balkans
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Crimean War
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tobacco companies
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Russian Orthodoxy
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,
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,
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Old Believers
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,
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Russians

in delta region
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in Ghindǎreşti
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Sacalin island
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St Stefano, Treaty of (1878)
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saints, Bektashi
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,
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Saladin
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Saligny, Angel, bridge builder
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salmon (
huchen
)
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salt

Passau
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prehistoric mines
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prehistoric trade in
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,
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sand martins
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sand-dunes
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,
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,
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,
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Sarajevo, assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
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,
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Sarajevo, siege of
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Sari Saltuq
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tombs of
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,
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,
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,
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Sarmatians
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,
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Sarmizegetusa, Dacian capital
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,
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Sárvári, István, Water Resources Research Centre
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Sava, River
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Sax, Boria, historian
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Schiele, Egon, artist
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scripts

Alan
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Dacian runic
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,
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‘Danube’
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,
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Scythians
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Second World War

Austria
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Hungary
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Novi Sad massacres
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post-war famine
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Red Army
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Russians in Slovakia
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stories of
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Ustashe (Croatian fascists)
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Seehofer, Hannes, ecologist
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Seferis, George, poet
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‘Argonauts’
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Sehić, Lana, Austrian police officer
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Selim, Turkish sultan
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Serban, Costica, leper
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Serbia
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,
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,
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,
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as buffer state
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and Hungary
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and Kosovo
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NATO attacks on
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,
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,
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and Turks
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,
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,
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war with Croatia
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Serbian Orthodox Church, monasteries
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Serbian Writers Union
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Serbs, in Hungary
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settlements, prehistoric
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,
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Sevastopol, Russian naval base
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Severinus, hermit (d.482)
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Sexaginta Prista, Ruse, Roman fortress
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Sfântu Gheorghe, Romania
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,
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The Shade of the Balkans
(folksongs)
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sheep, Hungary
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,
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,
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shipping
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,
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,
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barges
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,
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,
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,
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,
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British
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cargo ships
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Freudenau
tug
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fuel stations for
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paddle-steamer
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passenger cruisers
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,
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,
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riverboat
Tatabánya
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steamships
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zille
transport boats
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,
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Sibiscanu, Elena, memories of Danube canal
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Šibl, Jaromír, director of Broz
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Sidurenko, Ilie, fisherman
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Sigismund, King of Hungary
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,
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Sigmaringen, Germany, castle
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Silistra, Bulgaria
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silk and silkworms
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,
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Simian island
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,
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Simpson, John, journalist
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Sinescu, Maria, lighthouse custodian
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Siret, River
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Slankomen, battle of (1691)
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,
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Slavs
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,
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Šljivančanin, Viktor, war criminal
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,
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Slovakia
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,
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and Gabčikovo dam
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independence
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and Nagymaros dam
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Slovenes, Hungary
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Slovenia, coat of arms
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Smederevo, Serbia
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,
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fall of (1459)
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fortress
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Turkish attack on (1439)
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smuggling
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,
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snail, Danube
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snowdrops
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Babadag
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,
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solar power, Germany
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Soroksári branch of Danube
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Spannraft, Hermann, cable ferry captain
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springs, at Sari Saltuq's tomb
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Srebarna, Romania, pelican reserve
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Srebrenica, Serbia, massacre
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Srejović, Dragoslav, archaeologist
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Sremski Karlovci (Karlowitz), Serbia
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Stahremberg, Ernst von
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Stahremberg, Count Guidobald von
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Stambuk, Vladimir, aide to Milošević
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Stanimirović, Vladimir, Serb leader in Vukovar
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Stara Palanka, Serbia
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Stara Planina mountains
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Starčevo culture (Neolithic)
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Stari Slankomen, Serbia
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Starović, Andrej, archaeologist
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,
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Stasiuk, Andrzej,
The Road to Babadag
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Stavrianos, L.S., historian
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steel industry
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,
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,
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,
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Stein, Austria

Minorite church
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war memorial
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Stephen, King and Saint, Crown of
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Stepinac, Alojzije, archbishop of Zagreb
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Stockerau, Austria
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Stokić, Radislav, barge owner
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stone, musical
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storm wizards
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Stoyanov, Petar, President of Bulgaria
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Stur, Lud'ovit, Slovak poet
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sturgeon
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,
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,
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,
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ability to live out of water
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ban on fishing
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,
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beluga
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,
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,
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caviar
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fossil
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‘Harald’
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,
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Hungary
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,
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hybrid
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plans for breeding
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recipes
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Romanian-Norwegian research project
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,
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,
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types
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Suciu, Radu, Danube Delta Research Centre
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,
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Sugovica branch of Danube
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,
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Suleiman the Magnificent
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,
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,
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,
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Sulina
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graveyard
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Hotel Jean Bart
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,
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,
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lighthouse
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,
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nationalities in
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water tower
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Suvorov, Alexander, Russian commander (1791)
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Svishtov, Bulgaria
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Swabians, of Ulm, resettlement in Hungary
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sword-making, Passau
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Sylvester, Pope, and Crown of St Stephen
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,
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Syrlin, Jörg, wood carver
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Szabados, György, jazz pianist
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Szapolyai, János, battle of Mohács (1526)
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Szatmár, Treaty of (1711)
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Széchenyi, István, reformer
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Szeged, Treaty of (1444)
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Székfű, Gyula, historian
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Szekszárd, Hungary
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Szent-Györgyi, Albert, Vitamin C
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Szentendre, Hungary
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,
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Tal'janki, prehistoric settlement
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Tamás, Ferenc, fisherman
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Târgu Jiu, Romania
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Endless Column
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Gate of the Kiss
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Table of Silence
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Tǎtǎrescu, George and Doina
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Tatars

Crimean
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in Dobrogea
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,
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Tecliceanu, Mihai, history teacher
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,
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Tekija, Serbia
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Tertullian, Roman historian
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thatching, Hungary
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thermal waters, Hungary
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,
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,
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Thracians

helmet
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settlement at Lom confluence
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Thubron, Colin
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Tichileşti Leprosarium
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timber trade
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Tisza, River
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Tito, Marshal Josip Broz
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,
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,
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tobacco smuggling
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Todorova, Maria, writer
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Tokaj, Hungary
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Tömöri, Pál, archbishop of Kalocsa
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Tóth, Béla,
Gül Baba
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Trajan, Emperor
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,
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monument in Adamclisi
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Trajan's column, Rome
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transhumance
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Transylvania
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,
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,
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trees
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black poplar
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,
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Bulgaria
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non-native
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poplars
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,
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,
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sweet chestnut
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threatened by disease
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white plane
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willows
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,
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Trevisan, Dessa, journalist
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Tripol'ye-Cucuteni culture
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,
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,
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grave goods
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Tsanev, Todor, former political prisoner
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,
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,
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Tulcea, Romania
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aluminium works
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branches of the Danube
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ferry to Izmail
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Turks in
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Tulln, Austria
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Salt Tower
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Turda, Transylvania, salt mines
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Turkey

independence
(i)

see also
Ottoman Empire

Turkish-Romanian Friendship Association
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Turks

on Ada Kaleh island
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and battle of Nikopolis (1396)
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in Dobrogea
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,
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in Serbia
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in Tulcea
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in Vienna
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Turnu Magurele, Romania
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Turnu Severin, Romania
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,
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Türr, István, hero of Baja
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Tuzla, Bosnia, salt mines
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Ukraine
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border crossing
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tobacco companies
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Ukrainians, in delta region
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Ulm, Germany
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Bread Museum
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,
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cathedral
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emigration of Swabians to Hungary
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,
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Turkish tailor
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Ulrich II of Celje
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United States

Karl May as poet of Wild West
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military training ground
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war memorial at Weltenburg
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