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... Europe . Gothic language , extinct East Germanic lan- guage spoken by the Goths , who originally lived in southern Scandinavia but migrated to eastern Europe and then to southern and southwestern Europe . The language is espe- cially ...
... Europe . Gothic language , extinct East Germanic lan- guage spoken by the Goths , who originally lived in southern Scandinavia but migrated to eastern Europe and then to southern and southwestern Europe . The language is espe- cially ...
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... Europe . Most Gypsies speak Romany , a language closely re- lated to the modern Indo - European languages of ... Europe by the beginning of the 14th , and in western Europe by the 15th century . By the second half of the 20th century ...
... Europe . Most Gypsies speak Romany , a language closely re- lated to the modern Indo - European languages of ... Europe by the beginning of the 14th , and in western Europe by the 15th century . By the second half of the 20th century ...
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... Europe . The accords were signed by all the countries of Europe ( except Albania ) and by the United States and Canada . The agreement recognized the inviolability of the post - World War II frontiers in Europe and pledged the 35 ...
... Europe . The accords were signed by all the countries of Europe ( except Albania ) and by the United States and Canada . The agreement recognized the inviolability of the post - World War II frontiers in Europe and pledged the 35 ...
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