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Historical and royal center,Kadaň-Czech Republic

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Historical and royal center,Kadaň-Czech Republic

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One of the most beautiful town in Northern Czech.Historial buildings with the most popular Franciscan monastery.This culture town you can visit when you like historical buildings,culture and sport.It is pearl on river Ohře.
Our school Základní škola Na Podlesí is public school for students from 6-15 years old.
www.facebook.com/zskadan.napodlesi
https://www.5zskadan.cz

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https://youtu.be/3-fqlBUjn3I

Intranó Martina

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Plovdiv is the second-largest city in Bulgaria. Plovdiv is the cultural capital of Bulgaria and was the European Capital of culture in 2019. There is one more school like ours in Plovdiv.
http://nhglavrenov.bg/en/

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https://youtu.be/58ZHegbVmyQ

Intranó Martina

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Malta is a small island in Europe and known for its warm climate and breath-taking landscapes that serve as locations for major film productions as well. The archipelago is home to some of the oldest temples in the world, such as the Megalithic Temples of Malta. Some of Malta's traditional foods are the 'pastizzi' and the sweets 'imqaret'. Malta's capital City is named Valetta.

Whether you are looking for sandy, rocky or pebbly beaches, you will surely find your perfect swimming spot in the Maltese Islands.
Pamper your taste buds and spoil your senses with the Mediterranean flavours of the Maltese Islands.

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Maltese cuisine offering Mediterranean best ingredients.

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Maltese cuisine offering Mediterranean best ingredients.

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Indulge your senses at one of Malta’s Michelin Starred Restaurants. We will not disappoint!

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With so many rich and colourful traditions which have withstood the test of time, the amount of pride the Maltese have for their culture is highly understandable. With elaborate fireworks displays, rowdy village festas, and outstanding hospitality, not to mention the mind-blowingly delicious food, the sheer magnetism of Maltese culture is apparent everywhere you go, making it almost impossible not to be drawn in.

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Lens belongs to the intercommunality of Lens-Liévin, which consists of 36 communes, with a total population of 242,000. Lens, along with Douai and 65 other communes, forms the agglomeration (unité urbaine) of Douai-Lens, whose population as of 2018 was 504,281.[4]

History[edit]

Lens was initially a fortification from the Norman invasions. In 1180, it was owned by the Count of Flanders, and sovereignty was exercised by the Crown of France. In the 13th century, Lens received a charter from Louis VIII of France, allowing it to become a city. The Flemish razed the city in 1303. Prior to this, the city's population relied on its markets.[5] In 1526, Lens was made part of the Spanish Netherlands under the ownership of the French monarchy, and only passed back to France on 7 November 1659 with the Treaty of the Pyrenees.[6]

In 1849, coal was discovered in Lens after surveys were carried out at Annay, Courrières and Loos-en-Gohelle. This led to the expansion of the city into an important industrial center. The Lens Mining Company was founded in 1852 and experienced large profits.[7] The city was largely destroyed in the First World War and half of the population perished.[8] In World War II, the Allies bombarded the city from the air, leaving 500 dead.[9]

Approximately nine kilometres from Lens, the Canadian National Vimy Memorial was opened in 1936, dedicated to the Battle of Vimy Ridge (part of the Battle of Arras) and the First World War Canadian soldiers who lost their lives during the war; the Memorial is also the site of two Canadian cemeteries.[10] The centennial commemoration of the Battle of Vimy Ridge was held at the Memorial on 9 April 2017. The official ceremony included comments from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Governor General David Johnston as representative of the Monarchy of Canada, Prince Charles as representative of the Monarchy of the United Kingdom, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, Prince Harry, the President of France François Hollande, and the Prime Minister of France Bernard Cazeneuve.[11][12]

The last coal mine in Lens closed in 1986. Since 2012, Lens has been the location of the Louvre-Lens art museum.

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Malatya Science and Art Center (MSAC), Malatya-Turkey

Malatya is one of the biggest cities in the Eastern Anatolia region of Turkey. Malatya boasts of a rich cultural heritage that dates back to the Paleolithic age.It is also famous for apricot.
My school MSAC is a public school educating gifted and talented pupils.
http://malatyabilsem.meb.k12.tr/
https://twitter.com/MalatyaBilsem