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... century . We motored across one area of wilderness near Waidhofen , a 12th - century gem of a town , where the Nazis had simply transplanted the inhabitants of 47 villages to other parts of Austria , just to make a troop- training ...
... century . We motored across one area of wilderness near Waidhofen , a 12th - century gem of a town , where the Nazis had simply transplanted the inhabitants of 47 villages to other parts of Austria , just to make a troop- training ...
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feet a century and the thickest beds had grown to heights of 150 feet before being removed in the 19th century , some deposits were made at least 2,500 years earlier . 50 Panama Canal PANAMA EQUATORIAL COUNTERCURRENT NORTH 200 STATUTE ...
feet a century and the thickest beds had grown to heights of 150 feet before being removed in the 19th century , some deposits were made at least 2,500 years earlier . 50 Panama Canal PANAMA EQUATORIAL COUNTERCURRENT NORTH 200 STATUTE ...
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... centuries they lived in the desert ; to this day , their prayers are sung as if to the motion of a marching camel ... century ago were forced under pain of death to become Moslems . For genera- tions they outwardly conformed to Islam ...
... centuries they lived in the desert ; to this day , their prayers are sung as if to the motion of a marching camel ... century ago were forced under pain of death to become Moslems . For genera- tions they outwardly conformed to Islam ...
Contents
A TROPICAL BIT OF FRANCE 255 | vi |
FIRST CROSSINGS OF THE ENDS OF THE EARTH | 1 |
THE ARCTIC AS A SEA ROUTE OF THE FUTURE | 21 |
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