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Summer Vacation Ending Mid August??????

by TheBelgianWriter in Government, May 4, 2013
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WHY WOULD ANYONE EVER LET THIS HAPPEN??

Belgium

by TheBelgianWriter in History, May 3, 2013
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A short description of belgium when it firt came to be and now.

William Boeva

by TheBelgianWriter in People, May 3, 2013
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William boeva is another Belgian comedian who’s genre of humor is quite extraordinary.

King Albert I of The Belgians

by Bazza1972 in History, January 14, 2013
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Prince Albert was born in April 1875, the second and youngest son of Philip Count of Flanders.

Cycling in The Ypres Salient: Tyne Cot Cemetery

by BruceW in Death, November 27, 2012
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With my interests in the First World War and in cycling it seemed to me natural to combine them by touring the cemeteries and monuments of the Western Front in Belgium and France by bicycle. And so a project was born: to cycle the full length of the Western Front. In this mini-series of articles I present a few of the sites visited during just one particular day of that tour, a day beginning at Zonnebeke in Belgium.

Cycling in The Ypres Salient: Passchendaele New British Cemetery

by BruceW in Death, November 20, 2012
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With my interests in the First World War and in cycling it seemed to me natural to combine them by touring the cemeteries and monuments of the Western Front in Belgium and France by bicycle. And so a project was born: to cycle the full length of the Western Front. In this mini-series of articles I present a few of the sites visited during just one particular day of that tour, a day beginning at Zonnebeke in Belgium.

Just Discuss Engineering Law to Go to Germany Real Irony of This Country

by cahshewott in Government, November 18, 2012
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Real irony of this country.

Cycling in The Ypres Salient: New Zealand Broodseinde Memorial

by BruceW in Society, November 13, 2012
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With my interests in the First World War and in cycling it seemed to me natural to combine them by touring the cemeteries and monuments of the Western Front in Belgium and France by bicycle. And so a project was born: to cycle the full length of the Western Front. In this mini-series of articles I present a few of the sites visited during just one particular day of that tour, a day beginning at Zonnebeke in Belgium.

The Belgian Constitution of 1831

by Bazza1972 in Politics, October 1, 2012
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Belgium did not become a fully independent country until gaining independence from the Netherlands in 1830.

Review of The Book “Walking The Salient” by Paul Reed

by BruceW in History, September 16, 2012
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A review of this guidebook which details 12 walks round the First World War battlefields of the infamous Ypres Salient in Belgium.

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