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Postitatud: 10.02.2005, 03:29
Postitas Wise Old Owls
Innsbruck is correct. The Hill of Heroes (aka Bergeisel) was the scene of a battle by Tyrolean patriots against the French in 1809 and also, in more recent years, a ski jump and the scene of Olympic Triumphs by Franz Klammer. The Golden Balcony was built to celebrate the marriage of the Emperor Maximillian.
Next question please ...
Postitatud: 11.02.2005, 19:15
Postitas kastan88
if anyone has a good question
Postitatud: 12.02.2005, 03:37
Postitas Wise Old Owls
Which famous flier gave his name to Lyons International Airport ?
Postitatud: 12.02.2005, 06:53
Postitas lavrenti
wasn`t that question asked also in World Championships, was it? Saint-Exupery
Postitatud: 12.02.2005, 18:20
Postitas Wise Old Owls
OOps, well remembered, on both counts! Your turn, 'Saintex' it was.
Postitatud: 12.02.2005, 21:50
Postitas lavrenti
According to Mayan mythology, what are humans ultimately made of? ...before that the gods had tried some other materials also, but those did not work out so well
Postitatud: 12.02.2005, 23:01
Postitas allium
corn?
Postitatud: 13.02.2005, 07:00
Postitas lavrenti
Postitatud: 13.02.2005, 13:32
Postitas allium
What archipelago was the last archipelago on Earth to be discovered?
Postitatud: 13.02.2005, 16:53
Postitas Pampar
perhaps it was Hawaii
Postitatud: 13.02.2005, 16:54
Postitas allium
no
Postitatud: 13.02.2005, 22:44
Postitas holte
Why not estonian Bellingshausen with Traversay islands?
Postitatud: 13.02.2005, 22:48
Postitas allium
no
Postitatud: 14.02.2005, 02:01
Postitas Wise Old Owls
How about the 'Gulag Archipelago'? No one had heard of it till Solzenhitsen wrote about it.
More seriously, from the wording of your question it would have to be uninhabited, so are we talking arctic circle ?
Postitatud: 14.02.2005, 13:29
Postitas allium
i dont think that Gulag archipelago was discovered by Solzhenitsyn
but right, it is somewhere in arctic... it was first named Nicholas II Land
