The Danube (57 page)

USSR, and Romania
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Vác, Hungary
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valonia, for tanning
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Van de Bovencamp, Hans, sculptor
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Vargha, János, biologist
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Varna, Bulgaria, salt mines
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Vasanics, László, riverboat captain
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,
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Vasić, Professor Miloš
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Vasiliu, Alexe, leper colony doctor
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,
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Veliko Gradište, Serbia
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Velikov, Eskren, historian
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Veterans cave
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Vidin, Bulgaria
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Baba Vidin fortress
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Vienna

Cafe Sperl
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fish market
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Islamic Culture Centre
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military museum
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Muslim community
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Police Academy
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Turks in
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Vienna, siege of (1683)
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,
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Villány, Hungary
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Viminacium, Roman camp near Belgrade
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,
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Vinča culture
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,
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absence of graves
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metalworking
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precipitate end of
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salt mines
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vineyards
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EU subsidies
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leper colony
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,
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see also
wines

Visegrád, Hungary
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Vitamin C
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Vlkovo, Ukraine
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Voiculescu, Razvan, photographer
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Vojvodina, Serbia
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Vrancea, Romania, epicentre of earthquakes
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Vučedol monastery, Serbia
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Vukovar, Serbia
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museum
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siege of (1991)
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Wachau region, Austria
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,
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Wallachia
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,
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Roman province
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water-mills
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,
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Baja (Hungary)
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Wein, River
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Weltenburg Abbey, brewery
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wetland forests

Grunau
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Kopački Rit
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willows
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,
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,
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forests
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wind turbines
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,
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winds

near Čunovo storage lake
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northern (
crivăţ
)
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,
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south (
moriana
)
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wines
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Aligote
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ezerjó
grapes
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Feteasca Neagra grapes
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Germany
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Murfatlar
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smederevka
grapes
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Szekszárd, Hungary
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Wolf, Christa, novelist
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wolves
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Dacian totem
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red wolf of Passau
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wooden sculptures
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woodpeckers
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World Wide Fund for Nature
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Kopački Rit wetland forest
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Württemberg
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Yantra, River
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Ybbs, hydroelectric dam
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Yourcenar, Marguerite,
Memoirs of Hadrian
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Yugoslav wars (1992–5)
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,
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,
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Yugoslavia
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break-up of
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,
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escape route from Romania
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pop music
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Zade, Kemal Pasha, poet
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Zamfiropol, Rodika, museum curator
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Zemun, Belgrade
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zinobarite (mercury ore)
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Zsemlovics, Ferenc, gold-panner
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,
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Zwentendorf, Austria, nuclear power station
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