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Aléria (French pronunciation: [aleʁja];
Ancient Gr****: Ἀλαλίη/Ἀλλαλία, Alalíē/Allalía;
Latin and Italian:
Aleria; Corsican: U Cateraghju) is a commune...
- The
Aleria standoff was a
confrontation between members of the
French Gendarmerie and
Corsican nationalist militants who
entrenched themselves in a wine...
- The
Diocese of
Aleria (Latin
Dioecesis Aleriensis) is,
since 2002, a
titular see of the
Catholic Church. It was
formerly a
diocese of the
Latin Church...
- The Duke of
Aleria (German:Der
Herzog von
Aleria) is a 1923
German silent film
directed by
Heinz Schall and
starring Johannes Riemann, Lina
Lossen and...
- Simeoni,
occupied the
Depeille wine cellar, in the
eastern plains near
Aléria.
Equipped with
rifles and
machine guns, they
wanted to
bring to
public attention...
- most
famous for the 1975
Aleria standoff,
where a
large number of ARC
militants stormed a wine
cellar in the town of
Aleria owned by pied-noir settlers...
- of
archaeology Gilort (Jérôme)
Carcopino is
situated in the
commune of
Aleria in
Corsica (France) at
around 70
kilometers from
Bastia and at 120 kilometers...
- two
known rectors of the
early Corsican church, to tell him not to
leave Aléria and
Adjacium without bishops.
There is no
earlier use of the term and Adjacium...
-
emigrating to the
western Mediterranean and the
nearby colony of
Alalia (now
Aléria). The
Phoenicians had
planted trading posts in Africa, Sicily, Sardinia...
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coastal area was
suitable for
agriculture -
especially the
space around Aleria on the east
coast - the
island mainly produced timber and raw materials...
