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In French, it has always been called Alsace. In German and Alsatian, it is known as Elsaß. In English, the name of the province depends on who has owned it at the time.
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What do you call a dog from alsace?
A dog from Alsace, or anything else from Alsace, is called an Alsatian.
What are the people in alsace called?
Alsacians?
What does Alsace mean in English?
Alsace is a place with the same name in English as in French. In German is called Elsaß.
Which region of France is strasbourg in?
Strasbourg is in Alsace, close to Germany.
What is the region called in the North West of France called?
Alsace-Lorraine - Champagne-Ardennes
What was the northeast corner of China formerly called?
The northeast corner of China was formerly called Manchuria.
What is the present name of the country formerly called Dahomey?
The present name of the country formerly called Dahomey is Benin.
What were Liberals formerly called?
they were called whigs <><><><><><><><>
What country wanted revanche for Alsace-Lorraine?
France. Alsace and Lorraine became part of France during the 1600's. In 1871, Germany fought a war with France and won, and part of the settlement was that Alsace and Lorraine would be given to Germany and called "Alsace-Lorraine". France was angry about it and wanted "revanche"- revenge. As part of the settlement of World War I, Alsace-Lorraine was given back to France.
What were toilets formerly called?
commodes
What were Conservatives formerly called?
Tories <><><
What were conseratives formerly called?
Tories
