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Neutral Moresnet (French pronunciation: [
mɔʁɛsnɛt], [mɔʁɛsnɛ],
German pronunciation: [ˈmɔʁəsnɛt], [ˌmɔʁəsˈnɛt]) was a
small Belgian–Prussian condominium...
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Moresnet or
Neutral Moresnet is a
former neutral territory existing from 1816 to 1920 in modern-day Belgium.
Moresnet may also
refer to:
Moresnet (village)...
- On 4
August 1914,
Germany invaded Belgium,
initially leaving Neutral Moresnet as "an
oasis in a
desert of destruction". "As a
proof of
German preparation...
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Moresnet is a
village and sub-muni****lity of Plombières in the
province of Liège, Wallonia, Belgium. It was
originally a
German speaking village. Nowadays...
- Neu-
Moresnet (German pronunciation: [nɔʏˈmɔʁəsnɛt], lit. 'New
Moresnet') is a
village and sub-muni****lity of
Kelmis in the German-speaking
community of...
- proper, Hergenrath, and Neu-
Moresnet. The
territory around the
Vieille Montagne zinc mine in
Kelmis was
Neutral Moresnet, a
neutral condominium of the...
- The
Viaduct of
Moresnet, also
known as the Geul
Valley bridge is a
railway bridge above and on the
southern side of the
village of
Moresnet,
within the muni****lity...
-
convergence of Belgium, Prussia/Germany, the Netherlands, and
Moresnet at Vaalserberg.
Moresnet was
never truly a
country but
rather only a
neutral territory...
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Between 1830 and 1919, the
summit was a quadripoint, also
bordering Neutral Moresnet,
which is now part of Belgium's German-speaking area. The
current Belgian-German...
- surname, and may
refer to:
Arnold Timothée de
Lasaulx (1774–1863),
Mayor of
Moresnet Arnold von
Lasaulx (1839–1886),
geologist Ernst von
Lasaulx (1805–1861)...
