behind their name. Amay Amel Ans Anthisnes Aubel Awans Aywaille Baelen Bassenge Berloz Beyne-Heusay Blegny Braives Büllingen Burdinne Burg-Reuland Bütgenbach...
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Fort Ében-Émael (category Bassenge)
occupies a large hill just to the east of Eben-Emael village (now part of Bassenge) and bordering the Albert Canal. The irregularly-shaped fort is about 600...
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(dir.), Les plus beaux châteaux de Belgique, Reader's Digest, Brussels, 1984 Philippe Farcy, 100 Châteaux de Belgique connus & méconnus, t. I, Aparté, Brussels...
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establishment of a constitutional monarchy, as emerges from a text by Jean-Nicolas Bassenge, a future revolutionary: Inhabitants of Liége, you are a free people! A...
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Charleroi: 100.0 La Louvière: 89.2 Mons: 107.5 Mouscron: 100.7 Tournai: 107.2 Bassenge: 105.9 Huy: 104.1 Liège: 89.7 / 95.0 Verviers: 92.3 Waremme: 107.1 Arlon:...
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Prince-Bishopric of Liège. In a meeting at the town hall, the democrat Jean-Nicolas Bassenge called for the reinstatement of two popular mayors who had been dismissed...
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Dictionnaire géographique et topographique des treize départements de la Belgique et de la rive gauche du Rhin. Imprimerie de Cramer. p. XIII. Almanach Impérial...
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Landings.com Dillien, André (17 November 2013). "AÉRODROMES DISPARUS DE BELGIQUE" [Disappeared Airfields of Belgium] (DOC) (in French). pp. 10–11. Retrieved...
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