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... western Europe and America . SIGNIFICANCE The schism between the churches of the East and the West ( 1054 ) was the culmination of a gradual process of estrangement that began in the very first centuries of the Christian era and ...
... western Europe and America . SIGNIFICANCE The schism between the churches of the East and the West ( 1054 ) was the culmination of a gradual process of estrangement that began in the very first centuries of the Christian era and ...
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... western Germany , some as forced migrants . Many East Germans , too , made their way to the West until the building of the Berlin Wall checked this flow . Migrants are chiefly workers , seeking temporary work and , often with less ...
... western Germany , some as forced migrants . Many East Germans , too , made their way to the West until the building of the Berlin Wall checked this flow . Migrants are chiefly workers , seeking temporary work and , often with less ...
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... West Ugrics ( Hungarians and other culture subprovinces ) , culture sub - area the Car- pathian Mountains and the Carpathian Basin ( West Ugrics and other culture provinces ) , culture area ** the Carpatho - Alpine - West Plain Climax ...
... West Ugrics ( Hungarians and other culture subprovinces ) , culture sub - area the Car- pathian Mountains and the Carpathian Basin ( West Ugrics and other culture provinces ) , culture area ** the Carpatho - Alpine - West Plain Climax ...
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