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Devil's islands.(cruel history of Russia's Solovetsky Islands)
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November 11, 1996|
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IT may have voted for Yeltsin, but Archangel is still a very Soviet sort of place. There's a Lenin in the main square and another on the way out of town, just to make sure. Seven hundred miles north of Moscow, this once rich port city of 400,000 seems, at a glance, trapped in Brezhnev's dereliction -- though there are hints of a commercial revival. There is plenty in the shops, and someone is buying all those Western cars.
History too is making a comeback. Gingerly at first, like the small boys passing their arms through the eternal flame at its World War II Memorial, ...
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3,000 actors re-enact the Battle of Waterloo in Belgium yesterday,
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; History today: 3,000 actors from Europe and the US re-enact the Battle of Waterloo in Belgium yesterday, the anniversary of Napoleon's defeat in 1815 by Wellington's forces
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A new visitor centre is to be built at the battlefield of Waterloo in Belgium.(News)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: History Today
; A new visitor centre is to be built at the battlefield of Waterloo in Belgium. The underground centre will cost 20m [pounds sterling] and include recreations of the 1815 battle and film shows. French company...
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Sunday Comment: How Belgium says thanks for Waterloo
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London
; ...great forebear in the region of Waterloo, eight miles from Brussels...awarded the title of "Prince of Waterloo" by a grateful Europe. Napoleon...further estate in present-day Belgium, about 2,600 acres of forested land near the battlefield of Waterloo. In 1817, the Belgian Government...
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Vanhootegem gets the party started at waterloo Nicolas Vanhootegem was the toast of Belgium yesterday after triumphing at the Telenet Trophy at Royal Waterloo Golf Club.
Newspaper article from: Press and Journal, The Aberdeen (UK)
; Nicolas Vanhootegem was the toast of Belgium yesterday after triumphing at the Telenet Trophy at Royal Waterloo Golf Club. The 34-year-old delighted the home crowd with a four-shot victory that elevated him to fourth position on the...
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Meeting my Waterloo; A famous battlefield is just one of the attractions which shows there's more to Belgium than Tin Tin, beer and chocolate, says ANDREW WALKER.(Features)
Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
; Byline: Andrew Walker Belgium's no bore: says Andrew SPEND...south of Brussels and near Waterloo. Life doesn't get much more...for one event - the Battle of Waterloo. This 1815 dust-up between...What he didn't know about Waterloo wasn't worth knowing. From...
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Rugby Union: Moseley in share of spoils; Moseley...... 29 Waterloo... 29.(Sports)
Newspaper article from: Sports Argus (Birmingham, England)
; ...a share of the spoils with Waterloo this afternoon, despite being...from visitors full back Phil Belgium took the shine off a good afternoon...Powell, McDonald, Mucklow. WATERLOO: Belgium, Worsfold, Telford...power over in the corner. Waterloo hit back strongly and on six...
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Conquered by Waterloo; Massive artworks a draw for art and history fans despite Internet, Wii, videos.(Travel)
Newspaper article from: The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, Ontario)
; Byline: Jessica Letchford WATERLOO, Belgium -- It's hard to believe anyone...than 200,000 people visit the Waterloo Panorama for the thrill of seeing...in such a battle." A visit to Waterloo, where Napoleon was decisively...
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Meeting Waterloo -- and loving it Town was a nightmare for Napoleon, but it's fascinating for today's visitor
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...every other week on these pages. WATERLOO, Belgium -- Napoleon slipped here. But...disastrous fall by the mighty. Waterloo. That one word has said it all...baseball, and if you want to talk Waterloo, he will threaten to bring up...
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Moseley endure last-gasp agony; Moseley 29, Waterloo 29.(Rugby Union)
Newspaper article from: Birmingham Evening Mail (England)
; ...fall victim to their very own Waterloo sunset. Just as the clock...visiting full-back Phil Belgium jinked his way to the line...previously thrived on, and as Waterloo piled on the pressure the Moseley...Lee, Patten (captain). Waterloo: Belgium, Worsfold, Telford...
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Rugby Union: Moseley endure last-gasp agony ; Moseley 29, Waterloo 29
Newspaper article from: Evening Mail
; ...fall victim to their very own Waterloo sunset. Just as the clock...visiting full-back Phil Belgium jinked his way to the line...previously thrived on, and as Waterloo piled on the pressure the Moseley...Lee, Patten (captain). Waterloo: Belgium, Worsfold, Telford...
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