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Does France Germany and the Netherlands have anything in common?
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German is pne of the main languages used by the dutch. and they all had a part in World War 2. Which was mostly caused by the French's actions at the end of world war one. World war one was partially caused by the effect the French leader Napolean had on Europe after his bit of empire expansion.
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Does Austria share a border with France?
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Is Netherlands a part of an country?
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What does Greece Netherlands Qatar Romania have anything in common?
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A common goal of philip ii of spain and louis xiv of france was to?
maintain Spanish control of the Netherlands.
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What is a economic supranation in Europe which shares a common currency?
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