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Alsace — ( fr. Alsace, pronounced|alzas; Alsatian and de. Elsass, pre 1996 German: Elsaß ; la. Alsatia) is one of the 26 regions of France, located on the eastern border of France, on the west bank of the upper Rhine, adjacent to Germany and Switzerland.… … Wikipedia
ALSACE — L’Alsace est la plus petite des vingt deux régions françaises avec 8 280 kilomètres carrés (1,5 p. 100 du sol national). Mais, en 1990, ses deux départements, le Bas Rhin et le Haut Rhin, totalisent 1,62 million d’habitants, soit 2,9 p. 100 de la … Encyclopédie Universelle
ALSACE — ALSACE, former province of the Germanic (Holy Roman) Empire, and from 1648, of france , including the present department of Haut Rhin and Bas Rhin. Middle Ages The first evidence of Jews in Alsace is reported by benjamin of Tudela who mentions (c … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Alsace — Alsace … Deutsch Wikipedia
Alsace — n. 1. 1 a region of northeastern France famous for its wines. Syn: Alsatia, Elsass [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Alsace — (izg. alzȁs) m DEFINICIJA geogr. pokrajina u I Francuskoj, 8294 km2, 1.812.000 stan., glavni grad Strasbourg; Elzas ETIMOLOGIJA fr. Alsace … Hrvatski jezični portal
Alsace — [al zas], französischer Name des Elsass … Universal-Lexikon
Alsace — (izg. Alzȁs) m geogr. pokrajina u I Francuskoj, glavni grad Strasbourg; Elzas ✧ {{001f}}fr … Veliki rječnik hrvatskoga jezika
Alsace — er en provins i Frankrig. Den udgøres af de to områder Haut Rhin og Bas Rhin … Danske encyklopædi
alsace — Alsace, Païs fort fertile le long du Rhin, Alsatia, les Alemans vulgairement prononcent Elsas, Aucuns Edelsas, comme qui diroit Noble assiette. Elle a autrefois esté desmembrée de Lorraine. Les habitants de ce pays, Tribarchi, Tribotes, Alsati … Thresor de la langue françoyse
