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Poperinge (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈpoːpəˌrɪŋə] ; French:
Poperinghe,
Poperingue [pɔpʁɛ̃ɡ]; West Flemish: Poperienge) is a city and muni****lity located...
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recreation centre named Talbot House was
founded in
December 1915 at
Poperinghe, Belgium. It
aimed to
promote Christianity and was
named in
memory of...
- landing.
Three w****s
later LZ 35
suffered a
similar fate
after bombing Poperinghe.
Paris mounted a more
effective defense against zeppelin raids than London...
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other editions and translations.
Maurice De Wulf was born at
Poperinghe,
Belgium on 6
April 1867. He
studied at the
Catholic University of Leuven...
- p****ed
through the town of
Poperinge (known to most
British sources as "
Poperinghe"),
where there was a
bottleneck at a
bridge over the Yser canal. Most...
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Haeringhe and Nieuport. Ypres: Elverdinge, Hooglede, Messines, Pashendaele,
Poperinghe,
Wervicq and
Ypres (2 cantons).
After Napoleon was
defeated in 1814, the...
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Poole was shot at dawn by a
British Army
firing squad at the town hall of
Poperinghe in West Flanders, Belgium, at the age of 31 years. His body was buried...
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taken 30
September 1917 when
Fonck was
injured in a
plane rollover after shooting down a
german 2
seater north of
Poperinghe for his 15th Victory...
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withdraw from the
front and
rendezvous with the
other SAS
squadrons at
Poperinghe, on the Franco-Belgian border. The SAS then
celebrated VE Day in Brussels...
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Special Operations Executive during the
Second World War. She was born in
Poperinghe,
Belgium and
attended the
British Memorial School in Ypres. She died in...
