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  1. Belgium: A History (Studies in Modern European History, V. 50) by Bernard A. Cook, 2004-05
  2. History of the Low Countries (History)
  3. Political History of Belgium from 1830 Onwards by Els Witte, Jan Craeybeckx, et all 2001-07
  4. Military Operations France and Belgium, 1914 (Official History of the Great War)
  5. History of the War in France and Belgium, in 1815: Containing Minute Details of the Battles of Quatre-Bras, Ligny, Wavre, and Waterloo by William Siborne, 2001-05-23
  6. Belgium and Luxembourg (The nations of to-day : a new history of the world) by George W. T Omond, 1923
  7. The History of Belgium: Part 1. Cæsar to Waterloo by Demetrius Charles de Kavanagh Boulger, 2001-06-28
  8. An Economic History of Residential Building in Belgium Between 1890 and 1961 (Studies in Social and Economic History) by E. Buyst, 1993-01
  9. The German Occupation of Belgium 1940-1944 (American University Studies Series IX, History) by Werner Warmbrunn, 1993-06
  10. Belgium`s Martyrdom. Reprinted from Current History Magazine of the New York Times, June 1918 Issue. cover title. by Current History Magazine., 1918
  11. Fifty Castles Bring to Life the History of Belgium by Countess Marie-Caroline d'Ursel, 1972
  12. Military Operations France and Belgium, 1916 (Official History of the Great War)
  13. Modern architecture in Belgium (History of architecture in Belgium ; v. 5) by Pierre Puttemans, 1976
  14. International History of City Development Urban Development in Western Europe: France and Belgium (International History of City Development) by Erwin A. Gutkind, 1970-06

1. Belgium History / The Ancient Celts
History of Belgium. Clickable Timeline. belgium history Timeline. The Ancient Celts. Beginning in 57 BC, Julius Caesar extended the power of Rome into the
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Europe Geographia World Introduction to Belgium Brussels ... Art Cities Clickable Timeline The Ancient Celts After Clovis' death the Merovingian kingdom began to fragment, and the Frankish lands did not come together under single rule again until the reign of Pepin III (the Short) in 751. Pepin deposed the last of the Merovingians and founded the Carolingian dynasty, which is named after his son Charlemagne. Charlemagne succeeded his father in 768 and ruled for almost a half century, creating during that time an empire that covered nearly all of continental Europe, with the exception of Spain and Scandinavia. In 800, Pope Leo III crowned him Emperor of the West. Although Charlemagne spent much of his reign conquering and subduing various parts of Europe, he also did much to foster commerce and the arts. The beginnings of organized trade along Belgium's rivers was one result of his reign, as was the preservation of classical learning and the arts. On Charlemagne's death, his empire was divided, and familial feuding led finally to the Treaty of Verdun in 843. Under the terms of the treaty, three of Charlemagne's grandsons split the empire between them. West Francia, under Charles the Bold, formed the basis of France. The Middle Kingdom was given to Lothair, though it would soon fragment. East Francia, under Louis the German, became the basis of Germany. West Francia included the narrow strip of land north and west of the Scheldt river in today's Belgium. The remainder of present-day Belgium was included first in the Middle Kingdom, under Lothair, but it gradually came under the sway of the German kings.

2. Belgium
J. Fitzmaurice, The belgium history History The Beginnings of Belgium Belgium takes its name from the Belgae, a people of ancient Gaul.
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3. Belgium History / The Ancient Celts
Clickable Timeline. belgium history Timeline. Medieval Belgium. This division was soon to have great consequences for the development of Belgium s nascent
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Europe Geographia World Introduction to Belgium Brussels ... Art Cities Clickable Timeline Medieval Belgium T his division was soon to have great consequences for the development of Belgium's nascent cities. In the northwestern part of Belgium, which nominally belonged to the young kingdom of France, there arose the powerful Counts of Flanders . The first of these was Baldwin Iron Arm , who amply demonstrated his independence from the French by carrying off and marrying one of the daughters of Charles the Bold . Baldwin also began the process of creating fortified towns in Flanders in order to curtail the depredations of the Norsemen. The first of these was Ghent (c.867), and the process was continued by Baldwin's heir (Baldwin II) with the fortification of Bruges and Ypres.

4. Belgium History
belgium history. The kingdom of Belgium is surrounded by the Netherlands, France, Germany and Luxembourg, and across the Channel Great Britain.
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5. Belgium
Atlas Belgium Facts on Belgium flags, maps, geography, history, belgium history - History The Beginnings of Belgium Belgium takes its name from the
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6. The History Of Belgium
The HISTORY of Belgium PREHISTORY and ANTIQUITY (100 000 B.C. 400 A.D
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7. Belgium: History
It s all FLANDERS; Discover a region of Belgium with a wealth of history and architecture to Belgium s History in Congo Moves to Horror (AP Online)
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8. History Of Belgium
belgium history. Belgium has existed essentially in its present form since 1830, when an uprising led to independence from The Netherlands.
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9. Belgium Travel Information | Lonely Planet Destination Guide
History. Belgium s biggun neighbours France, Germany and England (which faces it across the North Sea) long favoured this little nation as a nice spot to
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WORLDGUIDE Introduction See Image Gallery Events Transport Money Essential Info RELATED Thorn Tree Forum Postcards Travel Links If Belgium's spotlight on the European stage is a little dim, it's only because its people are rarely boastful. This slow-burning country has more history, art, food and architecture packed into its tiny self than many of its bigger, louder neighbours. A rich and bubbling vat of beer, chocolate, oil paint and bureaucrats, Belgium gives off the heady pong of the bourgeoisie. But stir the pot a little and you'll find an 'artificial state' roughly made up of two parts Germanic Flemings to one part Celtic-Latin Walloons. Factoid
Mr Ed: Mr Lunch Belgians are big meat eaters, and particularly like their rabbit and horse. Horse is commonly found in butcher's shops and on restaurant tables.

10. Belgium History / The Ancient Celts
Europe Geographia World. Introduction to Belgium Brussels History Art Cities Clickable Timeline Medieval Belgium
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11. Belgium Overview
Belgian Federal Government OnLine including All about belgium history, people, arts, science, education, sports, tourism, economy, etc.
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12. Royalty.nu - The History Of Belgium - Belgian Royalty
News, history and books about the kings and queens of Belgium.
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13. WHKMLA : History Of The Belgium, Index Page
belgium history, from geocities, encyclopedic, brief, covering all ages; Memo from Belgium Documents Illustrating the History of Belgium, ed.
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Nederland Luxemburg First posted in January 2002; last revised on September 13th 2005
Middle Ages : The Netherlands and the Sea
Middle Ages : The Netherlands before the Burgundians, 1300-1490
Unification of the Netherlands : The Burgundian Period, 1384-1515
Unification of the Netherlands : The Habsburg Period, 1515-1580
Reformation : Suppression of Protestantism
The Spanish Netherlands, 1600-1713

The Austrian Netherlands, 1713-1740
Liege 1650-1744 ...
Belgium under French Administration : Consulate, 1799-1813

Restauration : Belgium 1815-1830
Constitutionalism : Belgium 1830-1848 Constitutionalism : Belgium 1848-1870 Belgium, 1870-1890 Belgium, 1890-1914 High Imperialism : The Belgian Colonies, 1870-1914 World War I : Belgium, 1914-1918 The Twenties : Belgium, 1918-1929 The Depression Years : Belgium, 1929-1940 World War II : Belgium The Belgian Colonies, 1914-1945 After the War : Belgium 1945-1949 Early Cold War : Belgium 1949-1969 Decolonization : Belgian Colonies Late Cold War : Belgium 1969-1990 The Korean War : Belgian Forces in Korea Documents : Belgium Page , from partner site psm-data Biographies : Belgium Page Demographic History : Belgium Historical Atlas : Belgium Page List of Wars : Dukes of Burgundy Belgium EXTERNAL FILES CIA World Factbook : Belgium ; BBC Country Profile : Belgium ; Country Profile : Belgium, from

14. Royal Museum Of The Army Belgium
Exhibits the history of Belgium military technology and armaments.
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15. Belgium's Alternative History Resurfaces
Clear Clippings I've read Clear all Clippings. Belgium's alternative history resurfaces By Alan Riding The New York Times
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16. Belgium Primary Documents
History of Belgium Primary Documents. Medieval Tournai (Historical Texts, Maps and Illustrations)
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17. Belgium History Of The Navy
belgium history of the Navy Belgium proclaimed independence after its victory during the fighting of September 1830.
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18. Belgium: History
History. The Beginnings of Belgium. Belgium takes its name from the Belgae, a people of ancient Gaul. The Roman province of Belgica was much larger than
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      Belgium takes its name from the Belgae, a people of ancient Gaul . The Roman province of Belgica was much larger than modern Belgium. There the Franks first appeared in the 3d cent. A.D. The Carolingian dynasty had its roots at Herstal , in Belgium. After the divisions (9th cent.) of Charlemagne's empire, Belgium became part of Lotharingia and later of the duchy of Lower Lorraine, which occupied all but the western part of the Low Countries In the 12th cent., Lower Lorraine disintegrated; the duchies of Brabant (see Brabant, duchy of ) and Luxembourg Flanders and Hainaut constitute the medieval history of Belgium. The salient development was the rise of the cities (e.g., Ghent, Bruges, and Ypres) to virtual independence and economic prosperity through their wool industry and trade. In the 15th cent., all of present Belgium passed to the dukes of Burgundy , who strove to curtail local liberties. Simultaneously the wool industry declined, mainly because of English competition.

19. Antwerp, City, Belgium: History
History. Antwerp was a small trading center by the early 8th cent. (1815) of Belgium into the Netherlands again hindered Antwerp s economic development,
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    Antwerp was a small trading center by the early 8th cent. It was destroyed by the Normans in 836, but by the 11th cent. it was a fairly important port. The city was chartered in 1291. Antwerp was held (13th to mid-14th cent.) by Brabant and then became an early seat of the counts of Flanders. In the 15th cent. it rose to prominence as Bruges and Ghent Under the Peace of Westphalia (1648), the Scheldt was closed to navigation (as a means of favoring Amsterdam ), and Antwerp declined rapidly. The city revived with the opening of the Scheldt by the French in 1795 and with the expansion of its port facilities by Napoleon I. The incorporation (1815) of Belgium into the Netherlands again hindered Antwerp's economic development, a situation that was continued by the Dutch-Belgian treaty of separation (1839), which gave the Netherlands the right to collect tolls on Scheldt shipping. The expansion of Antwerp as a major modern port dates only from 1863, when, by a cash payment, Belgium ended Dutch restrictions on traffic on the Scheldt. Antwerp was seriously damaged in World War I when it was captured (Oct., 1914) by the Germans after a 12-day siege. In World War II it was again taken (May, 1940) by the Germans, who bombarded it heavily after it had been recaptured (Sept., 1944) by the Allies.

20. Belgium Flag, Belgium History, Culture Of Belgium, Economy Of Belgium, Flag Of B
Belgium Flag, belgium history, Culture of Belgium, Economy of Belgium, Flag of Belgium, People of Belgium, Information on Belgium, History of Belgium,
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People of Belgium The people of Belgium can be divided into two ethnic groups - the Flemings, who are of Teutonic origin and the Walloons, who are of Celtic origin. These two groups can be distinguished on the basis of the languages they speak- the Flemings speak Dutch while the Walloons speak French. Around 97 per cent of the population lives in urban areas even as the capital, Brussels, serves as home to a number of foreign guests. Arts, Culture and Music of Belgium Festivals play an important role among the people of Belgium. One of the most famous festivals is the three-day carnival at Binche, near Mons, held just before Lent. The carnival is a period of merry-making and joy and is characterized by songs and dances led by "Gilles," men dressed in high, plumed hats and bright costumes. Other important occasions include Procession of the Holy Blood, held in Brugge in May and Saint Nicholas's Day held every year on December 6, which also commemorates as an important children's holiday. Flag of Belgium The flag of Belgium is made up of three equal vertical bands - black towards the hoist side, yellow in the middle and red towards the right. The design of this flag is based on the flag of France.

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