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• Venezia
• Venezia Giulia
• Veneziano, Domenico
• Venezia Tridentina
• Venezuela
•
Venezuela Boundary Dispute
•
Venezuela Claims
•
Venice
• venison
• Venite
•
Venizelos, Eleutherios
•
Venlo
• venom
• ventilation
• Ventimiglia
• Ventnor City
• ventricular
assist device
• ventriloquism
• Ventris, Michael
George Francis
• Ventspils
• Ventura
•
Venturi, Adolfo
•
Venturi, Robert
•
Venus, in astronomy
•
Venus, in Roman religion and mythology
• Venus's flower-basket
• Venus's-flytrap
• Venus's girdle
• Venus's looking-glass
• Veracruz, state,
Mexico
• Veracruz,
city, Mexico
• verb
• Verbano
•
verbena
• Vercelli
• Vercingetorix
• Vercors
•
Verdaguer, Jacinto
•
verd antique
•
Verde
• Verde,
Cape
• Verdi,
Giuseppe
• verdict
• verdigris
•
Verdun, city, Canada
•
Verdun, town, France
•
Verdun, battle of
•
Verdun, Treaty of
•
Vere, Edward de
•
Vereeniging
•
Veregin, Peter
•
Verendrye, Pierre Gaultier de Varennes,
sieur de la
• Vereshchagin,
Vasily Vasilyevich
• Verga,
Giovanni
• Vergennes,
Charles Gravier, comte de
• Vergil
• Vergil, Polydore
• Vergniaud, Pierre
Victurnien
• Verhaeren,
Emile
• Veria
• verism
•
Verissimo, Erico Lopes
•
Verkhneudinsk
•
Verkhoyansk
•
Verkhoyansk Range
•
Verlaine, Paul
•
Vermandois
•
Vermeer, Jan
•
Vermeylen, August
•
vermicelli
•
Vermigli, Pietro Martire
•
vermilion
• Vermilion
Cliffs National Monument
• Vermont
• Vermont, University
of
• vermouth
• Vernadsky, George
• vernal equinox
• Verne, Jules
• Verner, Karl Adolf
• Vernet
•
vernier
• Vernon,
Edward
• Vernon,
city, Canada
• Vernon,
cities, United States
• Vero
Beach
• Veroia
• Verona, city, Italy
• Verona, town, United
States
• Verona,
Congress of
• Veronese,
Paolo
• veronica,
in botany
• veronica,
Christian relic
• Verrazano,
Giovanni da
• Verrazano-Narrows
Bridge
• Verres,
Caius
• Verrius
Flaccus, Marcus
• Verrocchio,
Andrea del
• Versailles
• Versailles, Treaty
of
• Verschaffelt,
Pieter Anton
• versification
• vers libre
• vertebral column
• vertebrate
• vertical circle
• vertical takeoff
and landing aircraft
• vertigo
• Verulamium
• vervain
•
vervet
• Verviers
• Vervins, Treaty
of
• Verwey,
Albert
• Verwoerd,
Hendrik Frensch
• Very,
Jones
• Vesaas,
Tarjei
• Vesalius,
Andreas
• Vesey,
Denmark
• Vesoul
• Vespasian
•
vespers
• Vespers,
Sicilian
• Vespucci,
Amerigo
• Vesta,
in astronomy
• Vesta,
in Roman religion and mythology
• Vest-Agder
• vestal
•
Vestdijk, Simon
•
Vester-
• Vesteralen
Islands
• Vestfjarða
• Vestfold
• Vestmannaeyjar
• vestments
•
Vestris, Gaetan
•
Vestris, Lucia Elizabeth (Bartolozzi)
• Vestspitsbergen
• Vesuvius
•
Veszprem
• Vetch,
Samuel
• vetch
• Veterans Affairs,
United States Department of
• Veterans'
Day
• Veterans
of Foreign Wars
• veterinary
medicine
• veto
• Veuster, Damien
de
• Vevey
•
Vexin
• Via
Appia
• viaduct
• Via Mala
•
Vian, Boris
•
Viana, Charles of
•
Vianney, Saint Jean-Baptiste
•
Viardot-Garcia, Pauline
•
Viareggio
• viaticum
• Viaud, Julien
• Viborg, city,
Denmark
• Viborg,
alternate spelling of Vyborg, Russia
• Vibo
Valentia
• vibration
• viburnum
• Vicente, Gil
• Vicenza
•
Vichy
• Vicksburg
• Vicksburg campaign
• Vico, Giovanni
Battista
• Victor
Amadeus II
• Victor
Amadeus III
• Victor
Emmanuel I
• Victor
Emmanuel II
• Victor
Emmanuel III
• Victoria,
queen of Great Britain and Ireland
• Victoria,
empress of Germany
• Victoria,
Guadalupe
• Victoria,
Tomas Luis de
• Victoria,
state, Australia
• Victoria,
city, Canada
• Victoria,
city, Hong Kong
• Victoria,
city, Mexico
• Victoria
• Victoria, city,
United States
• Victoria,
Lake
• Victoria
and Albert Museum
• Victoria
de Durango
• Victoria
Falls
• Victoria
Island
• Victoria
Land
• Victoria
Nile
• Victorian
style
• Victoria
Nyanza
• Victoriaville
• Victorinus
• Victorio
•
Victory of Samothrace
•
vicuna
• Vicuna
Mackenna, Benjamin
• Vida,
Marco Girolamo
• Vidal,
Gore
• Vidal,
Peire
• Vidal
de la Blache, Paul
• videocassette
recorder
• videodisc
• videotex
•
Vidin
• Vidocq,
Eugene Francois
• Vidzeme
• Viebig, Clara
• Vieira, Antonio
• vielle
•
Vien, Joseph-Marie
•
Vienna, city and province, Austria
• Vienna, town, United
States
• Vienna,
Congress of
• Vienna
University
• Vienne,
department, France
• Vienne,
town, France
• Vienne,
river, France
• Vienne,
Council of
• Vientiane
• Vieques
•
Vierge, Daniel Urrabieta
•
Viersen
• Vierwaldstattersee
• Viet Cong
•
Viete, Francois
•
Viet Minh
• Vietnam
• Vietnam Veterans
Memorial
• Vietnam
War
• Vieuxtemps,
Henri
• Vigee-Lebrun,
Elisabeth
• Vigeland,
Gustav
• vigil
• vigilantes
• Vigilantius
• Vigilius
•
Vignemale
• Vignola,
Giacomo da
• Vigny,
Alfred Victor, comte de
• Vigo,
Francis
• Vigo,
Jean
• Vigo
•
Viipuri
• Vijayanagar
• Vijayawada
• Vikings
•
Viljandi
• Villa,
Francisco
• villa
• Villach
•
Villa d'Este
•
Villa Doria Pamphili
•
Villafranca di Verona
•
village
• Villahermosa
• Villa-Lobos, Heitor
• Villani, Giovanni
• Villanovan culture
• Villanova University
• Villa Park
• Villard, Henry
• Villard, Oswald
Garrison
• Villari,
Pasquale
• Villarrica
• Villars, Claude
Louis Hector, duc de
• Villa
Umberto I
• Villaurrutia,
Xavier
• Villavicencio
• Villaviciosa
• Villeda Morales,
Ramon
• Villefranche-sur-Saone
• Villehardouin
• Villehardouin,
Geoffroi de
• villein
• Ville Lasalle
• Villele, Jean Baptiste
Seraphin Joseph, comte de
• Villella,
Edward
• Villemain,
Abel Francois
• Villeneuve,
Pierre de
• Villeneuve-Loubet
• Villeroi, Francois
de Neufville, duc de
• Ville-sous-La-Ferte
• Villeurbanne
• villi
•
Villiers, Barbara
•
Villiers, George
•
Villiers, George William Frederick
• Villiers de l'Isle-Adam,
Philippe Auguste Mathias, comte de
• Villmanstrand
• Villon, Francois
• Villon, Jacques
• Vilna
•
Vilnius
• Vilyui
• Vimeiro
•
Viminal
• Vina
del Mar
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