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ENDANGERED HERITAGE IN PICTURESQUE PRIZREN Much debated Kosovo is rich in cultural heritage. According to some, it is Europe’s youngest country but according to others, it is just another break-away province, like South Ossetia or Transnistria. Bu... more |
A STORY FROM Janneke Francissen2010-07-21 |
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NUMANCIA, TWO THOUSANDS YEARS AFTER Recently, some decisions have been published in Spain to stop an industrial estate next to Numancia. After our appearance at the European Parliament and the help of institutions such as Europa Nostra, the... more |
A STORY FROM Amalio de Marichalar2010-05-19 |
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THE GEOASTROPHYSICS MUSEUM AND WALK, NATIONAL OBSERVATORY ATHENS C. Zerefos, V. Ganiatsas, S. Zerefos, C. Stavropoulou, E. Nikolaidis, G. Pavlopoulos, M. Hatzinikolaou, S. Moundrichas, T. Antonakaki, C. Tessas, S. Kourouzidis, A. Metaxatos, K. Kyritsis The project a... more |
A STORY FROM Cristos Zerefos2010-05-07 |
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Tbilisi is at the same time an old multinational, multicultural and multiconfessional city and modern, vibrant town with marvelous Art Nouveau buildings, great Stalinist constructions and contemporary architec... more |
A STORY FROM Irina Subotic2010-04-07 |
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I live in the Netherlands and since my youth I am passionate about castles and palaces. I am especially interested in (almost) lost castles and houses. This weekend I went to the south of Belgium to visit ... more |
A STORY FROM Diederik Hoekstra2010-03-02 |
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I have for a year now been member of the Heritage Tours Committee of Europa Nostra and as such, I occasionally undertake an exceptional and educational trip. I recently went with a group to Florence, where we e... more |
A STORY FROM Reinildis E.A. van Ditzhuyzen2010-03-02 |
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HIGH VOLTAGE POWER LINES IN HARDANGER Statsnett is currently planning and doing feasebility studies for the construction of several 420 kV powerlines, with a total length of 400 km, in the fjords of Western Norway. The Ministry of Oil and Energy wi... more |
A STORY FROM Erik Schultz2010-02-25 |
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Once the enormous country spread from the Caspean to the Mediterranian sea, and now among the smallest European countries, Armenia was the first state to adopt Christianity. Therefore the traces of this ancient... more |
A STORY FROM Irina Subotic2010-02-22 |
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The several thousands years old city on the banks of the Caspean Sea of Baku bears witness to its long history and of the various populations, tribes, religions and ambitions which have influenced it. Islamic m... more |
A STORY FROM Irina Subotic2010-02-10 |
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BUILDING A EUROPEAN FUTURE IN LVIV Few places have had such a tumultuous, at times tragic, but truly European history as Lviv, the capital-in-fact of West Ukraine, which is also known in Russian as Lvov, in Polish as Lwów, in German as Le... more |
A STORY FROM Fernand Keuleneer2010-02-10 |








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