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Gültepe, Eflatun Cd., 72070 Yediyol/Batman Merkez/Batman, Türkiye

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Gültepe, Eflatun Cd., 72070 Yediyol/Batman Merkez/Batman, Türkiye

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Cumhurıyet Mah, Cemil Meriç Fen Lisesi, Lokman Hekim Sokak, Elâzığ Merkez/Elazığ

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Cumhurıyet Mah, Cemil Meriç Fen Lisesi, Lokman Hekim Sokak, Elâzığ Merkez/Elazığ

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Cumhurıyet Mah, Cemil Meriç Fen Lisesi, Lokman Hekim Sokak, Elâzığ Merkez/Elazığ

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Pleven ( Bulgarian: Плèвен pronounced ) is the seventh most populous city in Bulgaria. Located in the northern part of the country, it is the administrative centre of Pleven Province, as well as of the subordinate Pleven municipality. It is the biggest economic center in Northwestern Bulgaria. At the end of 2018 its population is 96,610.

Internationally known for the siege of Plevna of 1877, it is today a major economic centre of the Bulgarian Northwest and Central North and the third largest city of Northern Bulgaria after Varna and Ruse.

The name comes from the Slavic word plevnya ("barn") or from plevel, meaning "weed", sharing the same root, and the Slavic suffix -en.

Pleven is in an agricultural region in the middle of the Danubian Plain, the historical region of Moesia, surrounded by low limestone hills, the Pleven Heights. The city's central location in Northern Bulgaria defines its importance as a big administrative, economic, political, cultural and transport centre. Pleven is 170 kilometres (106 miles) away from the capital city of Sofia, 320 km (199 miles) west of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast and 50 km (31 miles) south of the Danube.

The river Vit flows near the city and the tiny Tuchenitsa river (commonly known in Pleven as Barata, literally "The Streamlet") crosses it.

Pleven's climate is temperate continental. Winters are cool, with much snow: temperatures usually fall below −20 °C (−4 °F) overnight. Springs are warm, with temperatures around 20 °C (68 °F). Summers are warm, and temperatures have exceeded 38-44 °C (100-111 °F) on occasion. The average annual temperature is around 13 °C (55.4 °F).

The earliest traces of human settlement in the area date from the 5th millennium BC, the Neolithic.

Numerous archaeological findings, among them the Nikolaevo treasure found in Bulgaria, evidence for the rich culture of the Thracians, who inhabited the area for thousands of years.

In the beginning of the new era, the region became part of the Roman province of Moesia, and a road station called Storgosia arose near present-day Pleven on the road from Oescus (near modern Gigen) to Philippopolis (now Plovdiv). It later evolved into a fortress. One of the most valued archaeological monuments in Bulgaria from the period is the Early Christian basilica from the fourth century discovered near the modern city.

During the Middle Ages, Pleven was a well-developed stronghold of the First and the Second Bulgarian Empire. When Slavs populated the region, they gave the settlement its contemporary name Pleven, it was first mentioned in a charter by Hungarian king Stephen V in 1270 in connection to a military campaign in the Bulgarian lands.

During the Ottoman rule, Pleven, known as Plevne in Ottoman Turkish, preserved its Bulgarian appearance and culture. Many churches, schools and bridges were built at the time of the Bulgarian National Revival. In 1825, the first secular school in the town was opened, followed by the first girls' school in Bulgaria in 1840, as well as the first boys' school a year later. Pleven was the place where the Bulgarian national hero Vasil Levski established the first revolutionary committee in 1869, part of his national revolutionary network.

The city (then mostly known as Plevna outside Bulgaria) was a major battle scene during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878 that Russian Tsar Alexander II held for the purpose of the liberation of Bulgaria. The joint Russian and Romanian army paid dearly for the victory, but it paved the path to the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in this war, the restoration of Bulgaria as a state and the independence of Romania from the Ottoman Empire. It cost the Russians and Romanians 5 months and 38,000 casualties to take the town after four assaults, in what was one of the decisive battles of the war. The siege is remembered as a landmark victory of the Romanian War of Independence, as on 28 November 1877 the Plevna citadel capitulated, and Osman Pasha surrendered the city, the garrison and his sword to the Romanian Colonel Mihail Cerchez.

In the Encyclopædia Britannica Eleventh Edition of 1911 J.H.V. Crowe concluded his lengthy entry on Pleven (transcribed as Plevna) with the memorable dictum:

Plevna is a striking example of the futility of the purely passive defence, which is doomed to failure however tenaciously carried out... Victories which are not followed up are useless. War without strategy is mere butchery.

On the other hand, the siege of Plevna stands out among other countless sieges and military actions in the region because of its significance. Without this fortress slowing the Russian onslaught, which gave the Great Powers time to intercede, Constantinople would have been repossessed by a Christian army once more.

Plevna is one of the few engagements that changed the course of history.

The events of the Russo-Turkish War proved crucial for the development of Pleven as a key town of central northern Bulgaria. The town experienced significant demographic and economic growth in the following years, gradually establishing itself as a cultural centre of the region.

The Bulgarian Agrarian National Union, a leading interwar party representing the Bulgarian peasantry, was founded in the town in December 1899.

Prior to the Bulgarian orthographic reform of 1945, the name of the town was spelled Плѣвенъ (with yat) in Cyrillic.

According to census 2011, Pleven has a population of 106,954 inhabitants as of February 2011. The ethnic breakdown is 97% Bulgarians among others. The number of the residents of the city reached its peak in the period 1988-1991 when exceeded 135,000. The following table presents the change of the population after 1887.

Ethnic, linguistic and religious composition

According to the latest 2011 census data, the individuals declared their ethnic identity were distributed as follows:

Total: 106,954

In Pleven Municipality 112,414 declared as Bulgarians, 4626 as Gypsies, 3204 as Turks and 10,384 did not declare their ethnic group. Most Roma people in Pleven Municipality live in the village of Bukovlak ( bg:Буковлък).

An overwhelming majority of 90% of Pleven's residents are Eastern Orthodox Christian. The Diocese of Nikopol, of which Pleven is part, is one of the two Roman Catholic dioceses in Bulgaria, and another 5% of the residents are Roman Catholic by faith, a significant number compared to other Bulgarian cities.

Pleven has three Eastern Orthodox churches, the Bulgarian National Revival St Nicholas Church (1834) that was constructed at the place of a chapel from the Second Bulgarian Empire, the St Paraskeva Church (1934) and the Holy Trinity Church, built in 1870 at the place of a church mentioned as early as 1523 and inaugurated by Exarch Antim I. As of 2005, a new Eastern Orthodox church is being built in the Strogoziya quarter.

The construction of a large Roman Catholic church of Our Lady of Fatima began in 2001. A mosque also exists in the town to serve the needs of the Muslim population, as well as a Methodist church that is situated on the site of the former local puppet theatre.

A major centre of oil processing, metalworking, machinery construction, of light and food industries in Socialist times. However, the late 1990s and early 2000s saw a revival of light industry[citation needed ] and the development of branches such as knitwear and store clothes production. Tourism, which had attracted many people from the Soviet Union prior to 1989, and had experienced a slump in the following years, is on the rise again.[citation needed ]

In 2015, the unemployment rate in Pleven district was 9.2%.

The most important economic sectors in Pleven are chemical, textiles and foodstuffs industries, the manufacturing of cement and glass, machine building, tailoring, agriculture, retail and services. The city has seen a number of major foreign investments in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Particularly noticeable is the mass construction of hypermarkets, with two Billa, two Kaufland, two Carrefour (in construction- first one to open in MALL PLEVEN in 2011), DM, Plus (in construction), ELEMAG, METRO, two LIDL stores, a Praktiker, bauMax and a number of other hypermarkets being opened as of 2006. The Pleven City Center and Central Mall Pleven were opened in 2008.

The international railway Sofia - Bucharest - Moscow runs through Pleven. The international road E 83 passes just north of the city. The national A2 Hemus highway Sofia - Varna is projected to pass 16 km (10 mi) south of Pleven. Over 90% of the inner city transportation in Pleven is maintained by trolleybuses. There are 14 trolleybus lines, and 75 km (47 mi) trolleybus network. The trolleybus fleet consist of ZIU-682 (1985-1988) and Skoda 26-TR Solaris trolleybuses, produced in 2014. A project for 12 km (7 mi) trolleybus routes extension is underway. When the extension is completed Pleven will become 100% covered by trolleybus transport.[citation needed ]

Near Pleven, there is a large facility for medium wave and short wave broadcasting. Pleven medium wave transmitter, working on 594 kHz, uses as antenna two 250 metres (820 feet) tall guyed mast radiators insulated against ground. These masts belong to the tallest structures of Bulgaria.

Most of the sights of the town are related to the Russo-Turkish War. The monuments related to the war alone are about 200. Some of the more popular include the St George the Conqueror Chapel Mausoleum in honour of the many Russian and Romanian soldiers who lost their lives during the siege of Plevna and the ossuary in Skobelev Park. Another popular attraction is Pleven Panorama, created after (and reputedly larger than) the Borodino Panorama in Russia on the occasion of the anniversary of the siege of Plevna.

The Pleven Regional Historical Museum is another popular tourist attraction, while the Svetlin Rusev Donative Exhibition, situated in the former public baths, exhibits works by Bulgarian artists, as well as noted Western European art figures.

The Ivan Radoev Dramatic Theatre is the centre of theatrical life in Pleven. A number of community centres (chitalishta) are also active in the city.

Medical University - Pleven,is one of the five medical universities in Bulgaria, was established in 1974, aiming to expand the horizons, size and reputation of the City Hospital, founded in 1865.

Pleven is often regarded[according to whom? ] as an important centre of sports in Bulgaria, with many noted Bulgarian sportspeople having been born and/or trained in the town, including Tereza Marinova and Galabin Boevski.

The city hosts two football clubs, Spartak Pleven and Belite orli, which have separate stadiums. Both teams play in the second Bulgarian league and haven't had any major successes in the past, although Spartak Pleven has been the first team for a couple of former Bulgarian internationals such as Plamen Getov.

Spartak Pleven is also a basketball team, a national championship winner in 1995 and national cup winner in 1996 (then named Plama Pleven). Other than that, the team is a regular first league participant.

Pleven is famous for its Kaylaka (where the ruins of the Storgosia fortification can be found) and Skobelev parks. The latter is home to the Pleven Panorama and is situated on the original location of the battle during the Russo-Turkish War.

Twin towns - Sister cities

A city in Kansas and a town in Montana in the United States, as well as a village in Ontario, Canada were named after Pleven, or more precisely its historical name in English Plevna, the reason for which is the battle in 1877.

A road in Hampton, Middlesex, London is named Plevna, adjoining another called Varna Road both made up of Victorian terraced housing built in the 1870s and named after the battles in Bulgaria of the period.

Pleven Saddle on Livingston Island in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica is named after Pleven.

In other countries there are five cities and towns named after Plevna, and eighteen Plevna streets in Britain alone

In Romania, more than 10 large cities have a Plevna (Romanian for Pleven) street, as Pleven was the location for an important battle between the Ottoman Empire on one side, and the Russian Empire and Romania on the other, after which Romania gained independence.

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Pleven ( Bulgarian: Плèвен pronounced ) is the seventh most populous city in Bulgaria. Located in the northern part of the country, it is the administrative centre of Pleven Province, as well as of the subordinate Pleven municipality. It is the biggest economic center in Northwestern Bulgaria.

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Í Lundarskóla berum við á námi/starfi okkar og hegðun, við sýnum nemendum og starfsfólki og leggjum áherslu á VIRÐINGU VELLÍÐAN og almennt heilbrigði í okkar störfum. Í skólanum er lögð áhersla á faglegt skólastarf, teymisvinnu og samstarf, heildstætt skipulag um nám, kennslu og námsmat. Í skólanum er unnið með SMT skólafærni og Heilsueflandi grunnskóla og hugmyndafræði um lærdómssamfélag.

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Í Lundarskóla berum við á námi/starfi okkar og hegðun, við sýnum nemendum og starfsfólki og leggjum áherslu á VIRÐINGU VELLÍÐAN og almennt heilbrigði í okkar störfum. Í skólanum er lögð áhersla á faglegt skólastarf, teymisvinnu og samstarf, heildstætt skipulag um nám, kennslu og námsmat.

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This is my happy place - peace and quiet, nature, animals... and it's only 15 km from Zagreb?!

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This is my happy place - peace and quiet, nature, animals... And it's only 15 km from Zagreb?!

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Kriva Palanka, City Center, Kriva Palanka

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Escola Básica Adriano Correia de Oliveira, Rua Castanheira do Ribatejo, Avintes

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Escola Adriano Correia de Oliveira, Avintes, Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal

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Escola Adriano Correia de Oliveira, Avintes, Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal

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Fact or Fake?

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Furtună Adelina

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Baku

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Charlotte Rørbøl, eTwinning ambassador at eTwinning School!

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ESRA TOZ

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Welcome to Ayvalık

On first glance, Ayvalık may seem unremarkable, a port town similar to many others in this region. But wander a few streets back from the waterfront and you'll discover an old Greek village in spirited abandon. Colourful shuttered doors conceal boutique hotels in restored stone houses, mosques converted from Greek Orthodox churches welcome the faithful to prayer and historic cafes full of locals line hidden squares. Put simply, it's got Aegean ambience in spades.

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Explore Ayvalık holidays and discover the best time and places to visit. | On first glance, AyvalÄ±k may seem unremarkable, a port town similar to many others in this region. But wander a few streets back from the waterfront and you'll discover an old Greek village in spirited abandon.

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Batman re-sues Batman over Batman

'There is only one Batman in the world'

The mayor of Batman, Turkey, is suing Warner Bros. and The Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan for using the Cape Crusader's name without the city's permission.

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BERNA ERGÜN

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It is a small town in southern Tunisia located about 20 Km from the capital. It is a touristic town known for its extensive use of blue and white and its beautiful views.

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VACİDE ERDOĞAN

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Çukurova Kalkınma Ajansı tarafından hazırlanan; kültürel, doğal ve sosyo-ekonomik canlılığıyla Mersin'i bir turizm merkezi yapacak yepyeni proje. Eşsiz Mersin'e Bekleriz

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Zeugma Mosaic Museum

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Greetings from the town of a mammoth, a dry horse-powered mill, pumpkins and owls =)

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Езикова гимназия „Иван Вазов“, булевард „България“, Пловдив

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Езикова гимназия „Иван Вазов“, булевард „България“, Пловдив

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Езикова гимназия „Иван Вазов“, булевард „България“, Пловдив

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Ivan Vazov Language school. Plovdiv, is among the most prestigeous educational institutions in Southern Bulgaria.

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Our Vocational school named after Gustave Eiffel is located in the Loire Valley famous for its castles

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Styrelsen for It og Læring, Vester Voldgade, København

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eTwinning NSO Denmark (Styrelsen for It og Læring, Vester Voldgade, København)

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eTwinning NSO Denmark (Styrelsen for It og Læring, Vester Voldgade, København)

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I was facilitating Group 1's network activity with participants gathering from Iceland, Germany, Turkey and beatiful Croatia.
The group quickly solved the task and had fruitful discussions on critical online pedagogy.
Thanks from Claus Berg, NSO-Denmark :-)

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National High School in Finance and Business

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National High School in Finance and Business

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The building of our school is acknowledged an architectural monument. It combines spirit  of the clock tower; the statue of the ancient Roman God Hermes, patron of merchants.

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This is a legend from Portugal. Fake or not?!

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The winemaking tradition in Macedonia and the Tikvesh region is long for centuries.
Since the times of Roman Empire it has been written that Macedonia produces amazingly powerful wines with a scent of the vibrant south, the taste of songs and laughter of the people living in this region.
Since 1885, it is the symbol of the centuries long winemaking tradition, the largest and most awarded winery in South Eastern Europe and beyond.

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The Secondary School of Electrical Engineering ''Nikola Tesla'', Максима Горког, Панчево

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Jasna Bošković, ICT teacher The Secondary School of Electrical Engineering ''Nikola Tesla'', Maksima Gorkog 7, Pančevo   

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Jasna Bošković, ICT teacher The Secondary School of Electrical Engineering ''Nikola Tesla'', Maksima Gorkog 7, Pančevo   

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A project named "Sustainable school development", Vocational School of Electrical Engineering "Nikola Tesla", was created for the purpose of achieving goals that the school has established in the School development plan, and has seen the cooperation with other schools in the European development plan as an opportunity to help to their successful realization. Considering previous successful cooperations and the development of High school of technical professions "Šiška", we see the continuation of the collaboration as crucial to the further development of both schools.

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Електротехничка школа "Никола Тесла", Панчево | Електротехничка школа "Никола Тесла", Панчево

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Алати и упутства Како приступити сајту РТС Планета Microsoft Teams Упутство за ученике/студенте (pdf) Edmodo Kako se učenik registruje na EDMODO? Preko adrese https://new.edmodo.com/ otvorite Edmodo i kliknete u gornjem desnom uglu na SIGN UP I'm a student. Posle toga se popune podaci. Bitno je upisati kod koji se dobije od profesora.

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The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao of contemporary art is the second most visited museum in Spain!

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ALINA POPA, ROMANIA  Str Crizantemei, Satu Mare

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ALINA POPA, ROMANIA  Str Crizantemei, Satu Mare

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Şcoala noastră formează competenţe profesionale, este o poartă deschisă către cunoaştere şi dezvoltare intelectuală, spirituală şi fizică a fiecărui elev informat, responsabil şi implicat, asigurând integrarea într-o comunitate în continuă schimbare.

Liceul Tehnologic de Industrie Alimentară „George Emil Palade" va realiza un învăţământ de calitate, cu acces la educaţie pentru toţi elevii, cadre didactice motivate, colaborare, cooperare, toleranţă şi deschidere.

Şcoala noastră va fi întotdeauna locul unde toţi elevii îşi vor defini şi dezvolta personalitatea, părinţii vor găsi un partener de calitate în educaţie, iar profesorii vor oferi tuturor ştiinţa de a reuşi.

„Menirea cea mai înaltă a profesorului constă, nu atât în a împărtăşi cunoaşterea, cât a stimula elevul să o iubească şi să o caute. Arta de fi profesor înseamnă a şti cum să sugerezi."

Henri Amiel

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Şcoala noastră formează competenţe profesionale, este o poartă deschisă către cunoaştere şi dezvoltare intelectuală, spirituală şi fizică a fiecărui elev informat, responsabil şi implicat, asigurând integrarea într-o comunitate în continuă schimbare. Liceul Tehnologic de Industrie Alimentară „George Emil Palade" va realiza un învăţământ de calitate, cu acces la educaţie pentru toţi elevii, cadre didactice motivate, colaborare, cooperare, toleranţă şi deschidere.

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Liceo Scientifico Bruno Touschek, Via John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Grottaferrata, RM

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Liceo Scientifico Bruno Touschek, Via John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Grottaferrata, RM

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Liceo Scientifico Bruno Touschek, Via John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Grottaferrata, RM

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THE LEGEND OF GARLIAVA

The legend tells that once upon a time this place was all covered by impassable swamps. One night, the lord of the manor Juzef Lucklevsky was riding his horses across these lands and got bogged down. Terribly frightened, he began to pray to be saved, and promised to God that if he stayed alive, he would build a church there. He eventually managed to escape and kept his promise. A new town started to grow around the church that Lucklevsky built. The town was often called by the name of its founder Godlev, but Lithuanians called it their own way – Garliava. Later, Lucklevsky, the lord of the manor, built a church for the Evangelical Lutherans, too, and a synagogue for the Jews, thus luring craftsmen of many different nationalities to live and work in his town.
Link to the original:
https://kaunolegenda.lt/en/the-legend-of-garliava/

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Mohamed Omri in Sidi bouzid Tunisia. I invite you to visit this calm city whose habitants are hospitable and warm...welcome

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Paris is the place my class and I went to on our high school excursion. We stayed there for 4 days in 2011 and visited many places such as the Charles Bridge and we partied at Karlovy Lazne.

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Happy Place from Emídio

Porto is the second city of Portugal, its a very old town wint many notes of interest. It is the city that gave Portugal its name - from a very early age (c. 200 BC), when it was designated as Portus Cale, later becoming the capital of the Portucalense County, from which Portugal was formed. It is also a city known worldwide for its wine, the well-known wine of Madeira, for its bridges and ancient and contemporary architecture, its historic center, classified as World Heritage by UNESCO, for the quality of its restaurants and for its gastronomy.

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Milica Andonović,                Pirot, Serbia

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Milica Andonović,                Pirot, Serbia

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VAN GÖLÜ CANAVARI !  ( EFSANE değil GERÇEK )

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Skywalk Biokovo, Biokovska cesta, Makarska

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Skywalk Biokovo, Biokovska cesta, Makarska

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Skywalk Biokovo, Biokovska cesta, Makarska

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Skywalk on Velebit Mountain is new attraction in Nature Park around Makarska. The sky walk can be described as a walking surface at the edge of a cliff above an abyss at an altitude of 1200 meters.

From this plateau the lookout offers a view of the open sea and the skywalk concrete and steel platform in an attractive horseshoe shape with a guardrail and floor made entirely of plastic!

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My Happy Place!

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The hugest place in Nancy, the Place Stanislas is 125 meters long and 106 meters wide. It has been constructed during the 17th century by Stanislas, king of Poland and is well known because of the golden wrought iron gates and lanterns in its corners.
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ZŠ Mládežnická, Mládežnická, Podlesí, Havířov

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ZŠ Mládežnická, Mládežnická, Podlesí, Havířov

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ZŠ Mládežnická, Mládežnická, Podlesí, Havířov

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Ódessa, Одесская область

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Ódessa, Одесская область

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Ódessa, Одесская область

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Viktoria Gordienko

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Nabeul is in the south of Tunisia