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Town in Bavaria, the Brünö of English history with a nasty cough thrown in. Its claim to fame for British history is a battle in 1704, which the British troops won. Victory also gave them linguistic liberty, so the battle was named "battle of Blindheim" (after a place nearby), which later became Blenheim.  
Town in Bavaria, the Brünö of English history with a nasty cough thrown in. Its claim to fame for British history is a battle in 1704, which the British troops won. Victory also gave them linguistic liberty, so the battle was named "battle of Blindheim" (after a place nearby), which later became [[Battle of Blenheim|Blenheim]].




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http://www.hoechstaedt.de/.
http://www.hoechstaedt.de/.

Revision as of 02:17, 9 November 2009

Town in Bavaria, the Brünö of English history with a nasty cough thrown in. Its claim to fame for British history is a battle in 1704, which the British troops won. Victory also gave them linguistic liberty, so the battle was named "battle of Blindheim" (after a place nearby), which later became Blenheim.


Source: http://www.hoechstaedt.de/.