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.eu to Austria–Hungary[edit]

.eu · 2007 Glasgow International Airport attack · Aachen · Aalborg · Aalen · Aar · Aarhus · Abruzzo · Accession of Turkey to the European Union · Acquis communautaire · Administrative divisions of Portugal · Administrative divisions of Ukraine · Aimé Jacquet · AirBaltic · Air Nostrum · Akrotiri and Dhekelia · Alamanni · Alentejo · Alessandra Mussolini · Alexander Jagiellon · Alla Pugacheva · Allied Occupation Zones in Germany · Alps · Alsace · Alsace-Lorraine · Amos Oz · Amsterdam Treaty · Ancient Macedonian language · Andalusia · Andorra la Vella · Andreas Brehme · Andrés Bonifacio · Ankara · Anthem of Europe · Antinous · Aosta Valley · Apulia · Aquitaine · Aragon · Arcelor · Arcelor Mittal · Ariane (rocket) · Arnhem · Astana · Asturias · Atlantic Puffin · Attica · Augsburg · Austrian Empire · Austria–Hungary

Autonomous communities of Spain to Bulgarian lev[edit]

Autonomous communities of Spain · Azerbaijani people · Baba Yaga · Bad Wimpfen · Baden · Baden-Württemberg · Baklava · Baku · Balearic Islands · Balkan Mountains · Balkans · Baltic languages · Baltic states · Barroso Commission · Basel · Basilicata · Basque Country (autonomous community) · Battle of Crete · Battle of Legnica · Battle of Lepanto (1571) · Belfast · Belgrade · Bergen · Bering Strait · Berne · Bessarabia · Białystok · Bielsko-Biała · Blintz · Bombing of Hamburg in World War II · Bonn · Bornholm · Borscht · Bosniaks · Bourgogne · Brandenburg · Bratislava · Bratislava Region · Bremen (state) · Brian Laudrup · British Isles · British Virgin Islands · Brittany · Brussels · Brú na Bóinne · Bucharest · Budapest · Budjak · Bukovina · Bulgarian lev

Bydgoszcz to County Dublin[edit]

Bydgoszcz · Bytom · Calabria · Campania · Campione d'Italia · Canton of Schwyz · Canton of Zürich · Cantons of Switzerland · Cape Breton Island · Cardiff · Cargolux · Carinthia (state) · Carpathian Mountains · Carpathian Ruthenia · Casimir IV Jagiellon · Caspian expeditions of the Rus · Castile and León · Catalonia · Caucasian Albania · Caucasus Mountains · Cayman Islands · Celtic cross · Celtic nations · Central Europe · Centre Party (Sweden) · Ceuta · Chernivtsi · Chernobyl · Chełm · Chişinău · Chorzów · Christian Ziege · Christoph Metzelder · Church of Sweden · Citizenship of the European Union · City of San Marino · Commerzbank-Arena · Common Agricultural Policy · Common Foreign and Security Policy · Community of Madrid · Congress Poland · Copenhagen · Cornish language · Cornish people · Cossack Hetmanate · Council of the European Union · Counties of Ireland · Counties of Lithuania · Counties of Sweden · County Dublin

Courland to Economy of Poland[edit]

Courland · Crete · Crimean Khanate · Crimean Tatars · Cuisine of Morocco · Culture of Malta · Curonian Spit · Cypriot pound · Czech Republic · Częstochowa · Dacia · Danish National Church · Danube · Ded Moroz · Delors Commission · Democratic Party (Serbia) · Denmark–Norway · Deutsche Bundesbank · Districts of Germany · Districts of Latvia · Douglas, Isle of Man · Drenthe · Dublin · Duchy of Courland and Semigallia · Duchy of Schleswig · Duchy of Warsaw · Duisburg · Duklja · Dutch guilder · Dál Riata · Dąbrowa Górnicza · ETA · East Anglia · East Midlands · East Slavs · East of England · Eastern Bloc · Eastern Europe · Economy of Austria · Economy of Denmark · Economy of Estonia · Economy of Finland · Economy of France · Economy of Germany · Economy of Greece · Economy of Iceland · Economy of Latvia · Economy of Lithuania · Economy of Luxembourg · Economy of Poland

Economy of Slovakia to Frankfurt Stock Exchange[edit]

Economy of Slovakia · Economy of Sweden · Economy of Switzerland · Economy of the Republic of Ireland · Economy of the United Kingdom · Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople · Edirne · Elbląg · Elections in the European Union · Electorate of the Palatinate · Elias Lönnrot · Elpidio Quirino · Enlargement of the European Union · Enosis · Epirus (periphery) · Erich Honecker · Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic · Estonian euro coins · Estonian kroon · Estonians · Etruscan civilization · Europa (mythology) · Europe · European Atomic Energy Community · European Capital of Culture · European Coal and Steel Community · European Commission · European Community · European Council · European Court of Auditors · European Cup 1978–79 · European Economic Area · European Economic Community · European Parliament · European Parliament election, 2004 · European emission standards · Euroscepticism · Eurovision Song Contest 2002 · Eurozone · FC Sheriff Tiraspol · Famagusta · Faroe Islands national football team · Fausto Bertinotti · Federal subjects of Russia · Fernando Poe, Jr. · Finno-Ugric languages · First Balkan War · Flag of the Faroe Islands · Franche-Comté · Frankfurt Stock Exchange

Free Territory of Trieste to Hanseatic League[edit]

Free Territory of Trieste · French Guiana · French Polynesia · French law on secularity and conspicuous religious symbols in schools · Friesland · Friuli-Venezia Giulia · Gaels · Gagauz people · Galicia-Volhynia · Galicia (Central Europe) · Gallipoli · Garret FitzGerald · Gdynia · Gediminas · Gelderland · General Government · Geography of Europe · Georgia (country) · Gerlachovský štít · German American · German aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin · Giovanni Trapattoni · Gliwice · Golden Horde · Gorm the Old · Gorzów Wielkopolski · Goslar · Grand Duchy of Finland · Grand Duchy of Lithuania · Grand Duchy of Moscow · Great Belt Fixed Link · Great Famine (Ireland) · Great Patriotic War (term) · Greater London · Greater Manchester · Greater Poland Voivodeship · Greek cuisine · Greek drachma · Green Party (Sweden) · Groningen (province) · Grudziądz · Guadeloupe · Habsburg Spain · Halay · Halych · Hamburg · Hamit Altıntop · Hamm · Hans-Gert Pöttering · Hanseatic League

Heinrich Böll to Kempten im Allgäu[edit]

Heinrich Böll · Helsingborg · Helsinki · Helvetii · Hesse · History of the European Union · House of Bourbon · House of Braganza · House of Hohenstaufen · House of Orange-Nassau · House of Wittelsbach · Hungarian people · Iberian Peninsula · Icelandic króna · Imelda Marcos · Institutions of the European Union · Iona · Ionian Islands · Irish American · Irish Wolfhound · Irish mythology · Irish nationalism · Irish pound · Isar · Isles of Scilly · Italian Radicals · Italian Wars · Italians · Italy of Values · Ivano-Frankivsk · Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast · Iława · Jacobite rising · Jagiellon dynasty · Jagiellonian University · Jastrzębie-Zdrój · Jat Airways · Joakim Noah · Johann Peter Gustav Lejeune Dirichlet · John Hume · John I Albert of Poland · Johnny Logan (singer) · Jupp Derwall · Jutland · Kaliningrad · Kalisz · Karl Ernst von Baer · Karlsruhe · Katowice · Kempten im Allgäu

Khanate of Kazan to List of cities in Norway[edit]

Khanate of Kazan · Khotyn · Kielce · Kingdom of Armenia · Kingdom of Asturias · Kingdom of Bavaria · Kingdom of England · Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria · Kingdom of Greece · Kingdom of León · Kingdom of Naples · Kingdom of Sardinia · Kingdom of Serbia · Kingdom of Sicily · Kingdom of the Two Sicilies · Klaipėda · Koblenz · Konstanz · Koszalin · Kraków · Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship · L'Anse aux Meadows · La Repubblica · La Tène culture · Ladin · Languages of the European Union · Latin Empire · Latin Europe · Latvian language · Latvian lats · Law of the European Union · Lazio · Lebor Gabála Érenn · Legnica · Lemkos · Leonard Orban · Lesser Poland Voivodeship · Liberal People's Party (Sweden) · Liguria · Limburg (Netherlands) · Limerick · Lincolnshire · Linz · Lisbon · List of European Union member states by political system · List of World Heritage Sites in Europe · List of cities and towns in Austria · List of cities and towns in Poland · List of cities in Germany · List of cities in Norway

List of cities in Switzerland to Moscow[edit]

List of cities in Switzerland · List of tallest buildings and structures in the Paris region · Lithuanian people · Livonia · Ljubljana · Lombardy · London · London Stock Exchange · Lower Franconia · Lower Saxony · Lower Silesian Voivodeship · Lublin · Lublin Voivodeship · Lubusz Voivodeship · Lund · Lutsk · Luxair · Luxembourg (city) · Luxembourg national football team · Lviv Oblast · Lüneburg · MS Estonia · Maastricht Treaty · Maccabi Tel Aviv B.C. · Madrid · Main · Mainz · Malmö · Malév Hungarian Airlines · Mannheim · Marche · Maria Theresa of Austria · Marija Gimbutas · Marija Šerifović · Markus Babbel · Martinique · Masovian Voivodeship · Matthias, Holy Roman Emperor · Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor · Mecklenburg-Vorpommern · Mehmet Scholl · Melilla · Member State of the European Union · Member of the European Parliament · Michael Andreas Barclay de Tolly · Michelle Branch · Military history of Italy during World War II · Moldavia · Moldova national football team · Moscow

Moscow theater hostage crisis to Oslo[edit]

Moscow theater hostage crisis · Moselle River · Motorway · Municipalities of Norway · Music of Greece · Music of Turkey · Mycenaean Greece · National Assembly of Serbia · National Railway Museum · Navarre · Nebra sky disk · Neckar · Nenets languages · Neocolonialism · Neptune (mythology) · Netherlands Antilles · New Caledonia · New People's Army · Newgrange · Nick Galis · Nicosia · No Angels · Nordic Council · Nordic countries · North Brabant · North East England · North German Confederation · North Holland · North Rhine-Westphalia · North West England · Northern Europe · Northern Seven Years' War · Northumbria · Novi Sad · Ob River · Odense · Odessa Oblast · Ohrid · Old East Slavic · Old Great Bulgaria · Old Swiss Confederacy · Olsztyn · Olympic Stadium (Berlin) · Olympic Stadium (Munich) · Operation Sea Lion · Opole · Opole Voivodeship · Oradour-sur-Glane · Orpheus · Oslo

Outer Hebrides to Regions of Denmark[edit]

Outer Hebrides · Overijssel · Overseas Filipino · Oświęcim · Palast der Republik · Panathinaikos BC · Pankration · Paris · Passau · Patrick Hillery · Paul Breitner · Pays de la Loire · Peerage of Scotland · Pennines · Penwith · People's Republic of Poland · Peripheries of Greece · Peter I of Serbia · Phanariotes · Phil Lynott · Picardie · Piedmont · Pirin · Podgorica · Podlaskie Voivodeship · Pomaks · Pomeranian Voivodeship · Portuguese cuisine · Portuguese escudo · Portuguese people · Poznań · Prague · Prehistoric Iberia · Presidency of the Council of the European Union · President of the European Commission · President of the European Council · Primary Chronicle · Protagoras · Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia · Provinces of Italy · Provinces of Turkey · Przemyśl · Pyrenees · Płock · Radom · Rapperswil-Jona · Red Army Faction · Red Deer · Regensburg · Regions of Denmark

Regions of England to Second Bulgarian Empire[edit]

Regions of England · Regions of France · Regions of Italy · Regions of Slovakia · Reindeer · Republic of Macedonia · Reutlingen · Reykjavík · Rhine · Rhône-Alpes · Rila · Rivne · Rock of Cashel · Romanians · Rome · Ronnie Peterson · Roskilde · Rotterdam · Rouen · Rousse · Roy Makaay · Ruda Śląska · Ruhr · Rurik · Rusalka · Russian Empire · Rusyns · Ruthenia · Rybnik · Ryszard Kapuściński · Rzeszów · Rügen · Saarbrücken · Saarland · Saint Pierre and Miquelon · Sami languages · Samir Nasri · Santer Commission · Sarajevo · Savoie · Saxe-Coburg and Gotha · Saxony · Saxony-Anhalt · Schengen Agreement · Schleswig-Holstein · Schweinfurt · Schwerin · Sebastian Deisler · Second Balkan War · Second Bulgarian Empire

Second Polish Republic to Swiss Alps[edit]

Second Polish Republic · Sejm of the Republic of Poland · Sepp Maier · Serbian Campaign (World War I) · Serbian Empire · Serbo-Bulgarian War · Sergio Osmeña · Sicily · Sigismund II Augustus · Sigismund I the Old · Sigtuna · Silesian Voivodeship · Silistra · Skopje · Skåneland · Slovak National Uprising · Slovak Republic (1939–1945) · Slovaks · Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia · Socialist Unity Party of Germany · Sofia · Solothurn · Sorbian languages · Sosnowiec · South East England · South Holland · South West England · Spain under Franco · Spanish people · Spanish peseta · Sparta · Speyer · Sremski Karlovci · St. Gallen · St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna · Stanisław Koniecpolski · States of Austria · States of Germany · Stavanger · Stockholm · Strait of Kerch · Stralsund · Strasbourg · Styria · Subcarpathian Voivodeship · Sukhumi · Suwałki · Swedes (Germanic tribe) · Swedish literature · Swiss Alps

Słupsk to Valencian Community[edit]

Słupsk · TAP Portugal · Tallinn · Tarnów · Tatra Mountains · Tay Rail Bridge · Tbilisi · Telšiai · Ternopil · Ternopil Oblast · The Chieftains · Themistocles · Thessaly · Thirteen Years' War · Thrace · Thracians · Three pillars of the European Union · Ticino · Tin whistle · Tirana · Toomas Hendrik Ilves · Toruń · Treaties of Rome · Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe · Treaty of Nice · Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol · Trondheim · Turkish Airlines · Turkish lira · Turkish people · Turks and Caicos Islands · Turku · Tuscany · Tver · Tychy · Tyrol · Tórshavn · Ukraine and the European Union · Ukrainian Insurgent Army · Ukrainian People's Republic · Ukrainians · Uli Hoeneß · Ulm · Union between Sweden and Norway · United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · Upper Bavaria · Utrecht (city) · Utrecht (province) · Vaduz · Valencian Community

Valletta to Łódź Voivodeship[edit]

Valletta · Vanilla Ninja · Veneto · Vidin · Vienna · Vilnius · Vinland · Visby · Vlachs · Voivodeships of Poland · Volga Germans · Vorarlberg · Václav Klaus · Váh · Walter Scheel · Warburg · Warsaw · Waterford · Wałbrzych · West Midlands (region) · West Pomeranian Voivodeship · West Ukrainian National Republic · Western Europe · Western European Union · Westfalenstadion · Wetzlar · Wexford · Wiesbaden · Wilhelm Marx · Willy Sagnol · Wismar · Wrocław · Württemberg · Władysław III of Poland · Włocławek · Xanana Gusmão · Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug · Yerevan · Yorkshire and the Humber · Zabrze · Zagreb · Zeeland · Zielona Góra · Zrenjanin · Åland Islands · Éric Abidal · Île-de-France (region) · Øresund · Łódź · Łódź Voivodeship