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This is not in the Indian Ocean.
gee, really?
It's a city in eastern europe. There are tens of them.
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gee, really?
It's a city in eastern europe. There are tens of them. -
Krakow?Speaking of Erith:
"It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham" - Linda SmithComment
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Dresden?"Remember, there's good stuff in American culture, too. It's just that by "good stuff" we mean "attacking the French," and Germany's been doing that for ages now, so, well, where does that leave us?" - ElokComment
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Volgograd?? (I really have no idea at all on this one...)Comment
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Not Krakow, not Dresden.
It's not in the EU.
Volgograd is to far to the East.
This city was named after a man who never lived or visited there.
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St Petersburg? It doesn't look like it...Speaking of Erith:
"It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham" - Linda SmithComment
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This city was named after a man who never lived or visited there.
Is it still named that way?Comment
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Provost, no. Az, yes sir.
This city has a very tumultuous history, not least during the past century. It's often in the news, even today... (Well not this day, but, you know.)Comment
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Sarajevo?Speaking of Erith:
"It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham" - Linda SmithComment
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Kaliningrad!!CSPAComment
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Yeah, surely that must be it.Originally posted by Gangerolf
Kaliningrad!!
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You mean Köningsberg?
Que l’Univers n’est qu’un défaut dans la pureté de Non-être.
- Paul ValeryComment
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Originally posted by laurentius
You mean Köningsberg?
For some reason I always think of it as Königsberg. I blame the Civ2 WWII scenario.Comment
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Your Winner!!
Kaliningrad it is, formerly Königsberg, of the Russian Federation.
The picture shows the Old Town Quarter, which was completely destroyed during World War II. Only the cathedral in the background has been rebuilt. The cathedral is named after German philosopher Immanuel Kant, who was a native of the city.Comment
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