Europe

Istanbul, Turkey (is considered to be in Europe) is the largest by area with a total area of 2,109 square miles.

I don't have definitive information on this but I have some information to share. Germany of course, was truncated following the war. In what was left of the German nation, occupation troops from the USA, USSR, France, and Britain took up residence in their respective quarters. The USSR had by far the largest portion of Germany under their control. About half of their conquest was transferred to Poland. Otherwise about 300,000 troops were stationed in what came to be known as East Germany or the Democratic People's Republic of Germany. These units could be quickly supplemented by additional forces coming directly from the USSR (only about 300 to 400 miles away) or units in Poland, Hungary, etc. The Soviet forces remained until 1990, as I recall. At that time the USSR was basically bankrupted and unable to find quarters for the troops back in Russia. Germany (western portion) had to pay extortion money to the USSR to get these troops to leave. Supposedly the funds were used by the Soviets to build barracks for the returning troops and pay transit costs. The USA took up residence in the greater Bavarian area of southern Germany, in 1945. I don't think more than about 125,000 American troops were ever stationed in Germany. American units are still stationed in Germany to this day, with numbers around 50,000 I think. Until about 1989 these unit were highly armed with large numbers of tanks and other heavy units. The heavy involvement of the USA in the Persian Gulf region has caused these units to be drawn down, as has the collapse of the Soviet military threat. France took their slice of Germany from the western edge that abutted their homeland. The first order of business was to expel German speaking peoples whose families had lived for centuries along the western Rhine. Then the French took German POWs and put them to work as slave labor in French coal mines where thousands perished. Thousands of German army veterans joined the French military to escape the poverty and destruction in Germany. Many of these ended up fighting the French version of the Vietnam war. I have never heard how many French soldiers occupied Germany but I would think the number was fairly modest considering French resources....perhaps 50,000 or so. I think they stayed until 1954, when Stalin died, the western German nation was formed, and the political situtation had stabilized. Britain, to their credit, generally treated the German peoples well.....remarkable considering that in two world wars the main contribution of the British military was to attack innocent civilians. In WWI it is well known that the British blockade was continued for an entire year after the end of hostilities, resulting in the deaths of 1,000,000 German children and unknown numbers of adults. In WWII the stated British policy was to maim and kill civilians in order to destroy the Germany economy and social structure. Following the war the English took over the choice area of Hamburg and surrounding territories. This gave them easy access to Germany via the large ports and habors. Unlike their war time policies, the British were very civilized in their occupation. Food shipments to Germany from Britain were substantial, despite Britain being essentially bankrupted by the war. British military resources were limited nearly as much as France's, thus I suspect no many more than 50,000 or so troops ever occupied this part of Germany at one time. I believe these troops were gradually drawn down and all were gone by 1954. Other than Germany, many nations had occupying forces on their territory. the United Kingdom had several American bases for decades, and some still exist. France had American units for a time, but these were all withdrawn following France's withdrawal from NATO in 1966 (I think that was the year). Belgium continues to be the headquarters for NATO and as such has large numbers of American and British troops within her borders. Later units from Norway, Italy, etc.....even western Germany came to join these units. American units were stationed in Spain and Italy for a time and I think the USA still has Spanish bases in 2006. In the east, Soviet units were common throughout Poland, Bohemia, east Germany, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria - not being withdrawn until the collapse of the USSR in 1990. Soviet units also occupied about 30% of Austria/Vienna following the war. I believe these left in 1954 following a large extortion payment from the Austrian government.

The answer is the North European Plain.

Britain, France, Portuguese and Italy before independence.

After independence include USA, China, Brazil and India

The king of Great Britain was King George III on July 4, 1776. His reaction to this day, also known as the day of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, was flabbergasting. He had thought the majority of Americans were loyal to the motherland, but in fact, the Americans were quite angry with the motherland. King George III also was furious, as he had been since the start of the Revolution.

Should be about 246 million people, according to my calculations

Great Britain, Germany and France are usually at the top of the list. It changes depending on what period in time you are referring to.

If you wanted a list of Leading countries throughout history then it would also include Spain, Italy, Turkey, Romania, Switzerland, etc.

One would convert American currency into Euros while traveling in Europe in order to get the most from one's money when making purchases. If one chose to use dollars exclusively, one might be able to purchase as much as one could purchase using Euros. Before converting dollars to Euros, one must make sure that one is exchanging their currency at the best rate available for that day.

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The Caspian Shore is the lowest point on the continent of Europe. It is about -28 metres (-92 feet), and is located in Russia. It is not too far from the continents highest point, Mount Elbrus, which is located in the Caucus Mountains in Russia as well.

Physical features affect weather, which will affect life. Weather affects culture and living standards. Physical features can also isolate a society, which can isolate them from foreign affairs (which can be either a good or bad thing).

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Europe contains the most developed nations in the world. These countries have the highest standard of living, largest incomes, high environmental ratings, excellent education systems, etc. Plain and simple, European countries are the best in the world. It is a paradise to immigrants, which is why it is the #1 immigrant hotspot in the world.

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None.

But there are are quite many ski resort covering two countries: France/Italy, France/Switzerland, France/Andorra, Switzerland/Italy, Switzerland/Austria, Italy/Slovenia and Austria/Germany.

Not all countries in Europe drive on the right. Some drive on the left, like England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and others. Most countries in the world do drive on the right, so most countries in Europe do.

Not all countries in Europe drive on the right. Some drive on the left, like England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and others. Most countries in the world do drive on the right, so most countries in Europe do.

Not all countries in Europe drive on the right. Some drive on the left, like England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and others. Most countries in the world do drive on the right, so most countries in Europe do.

Not all countries in Europe drive on the right. Some drive on the left, like England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and others. Most countries in the world do drive on the right, so most countries in Europe do.

Not all countries in Europe drive on the right. Some drive on the left, like England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and others. Most countries in the world do drive on the right, so most countries in Europe do.

Not all countries in Europe drive on the right. Some drive on the left, like England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and others. Most countries in the world do drive on the right, so most countries in Europe do.

Not all countries in Europe drive on the right. Some drive on the left, like England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and others. Most countries in the world do drive on the right, so most countries in Europe do.

Not all countries in Europe drive on the right. Some drive on the left, like England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and others. Most countries in the world do drive on the right, so most countries in Europe do.

Not all countries in Europe drive on the right. Some drive on the left, like England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and others. Most countries in the world do drive on the right, so most countries in Europe do.

Not all countries in Europe drive on the right. Some drive on the left, like England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and others. Most countries in the world do drive on the right, so most countries in Europe do.

Not all countries in Europe drive on the right. Some drive on the left, like England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and others. Most countries in the world do drive on the right, so most countries in Europe do.

Using the definition of Northern Europe by the United Nations, Estonia would have the richest coal deposits of Northern Europe, as its the largest Northern European coal producer. However, Estonia, along with the rest of the Baltic States, is usually grouped with Eastern Europe.

Northern Europe typically only includes the Nordic countries. However, none of these countries have significant coal deposits.

The people that carried goods from Europe to west African empires were Portuguese people.

the people started getting lose motion, they had hypothermia , and had fever, goiter etc

President James Monroe issued the Monroe Doctrine in 1823.

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Man Utd, Barcalona, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Schalke 04, Inter Milan, Arsenal, Ajax, Marseille

About 30 000 Muslims (year 2007)

Pisa, Italy. The building is the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Russia is, however, these statistics include all of Russia, not just the European portion. The largest potato producer wholly in Europe is the Ukraine.