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Alsace-Lorraine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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History, geography, people, regional cuisine, and sightseeing attractions of Alsace-Lorraine. Links to official tourism sites, related material, and recommended reading available here at a discount. ... Alsace and Lorraine (German: Elsass and Lothringen) are two historic provinces in eastern France. Part of the Holy...
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Alsace and Lorraine have had a violent past, but are quite pleasant for visitors today. ... As border regions, Alsace and Lorraine have been fought over for centuries by France and Germany, their beleaguered past recalled by many a military stronghold and cemetery. Today the region presents a more peaceful landscape of...
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Lower and Upper Alsace and Lorraine include the two bishoprics of Strasburg and Metz, which are immediately subject to the Holy See. ... The parishes of Alsace-Lorraine, since the Concordat of 1901, have been divided into two classes: regular parishes, whose incumbents must receive the approval of the Government,
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Map of the Alsace Lorraine area ... The originality of Alsace lies in its diversity with a vast panorama of history, gastronomy, culture, and museums. A broad spectrum of activities and natural beauty spots await you in this region of tradition, legends and unique festivals.
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Both the Alsace and Lorraine regions are known for their cuisine. In fact, Alsace has more Michelin restaurant stars than any other French region. Lorraine has famous Moselle wines and quiche , clafoutis , tarts and soufflés. ... Alsace Lorraine France - Tourist Travel Guide - French Holidays...
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Plan your trip to Alsace-Lorraine with The New York Times Travel Guide, featuring the best hotels, restaurants, museums, shopping, bars and more in Alsace-Lorraine. ... Alsace-Lorraine Map...
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While Alsace-Lorraine constituted a key war aim, until the final months of the war the government had done little preparation to reestablish governance in the region.28 And the French ignored the advice of even the most rabidly patriotic Alsatians and Lorrains who urged them not to import large numbers of...
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In the region of Alsace-Lorraine, the Franco-Prussian War in 1871 and the subsequent annexation of the region by Germany made identity of those who lived in the region particularly difficult to define. ... Cultural Arguments for French Nationalism in Alsace-Lorraine...
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