Alsace
France
Alsace, the French border region, connects to 15226 places across 28 topics through 697 Bunkabop connections. History and military topics account for the largest share, reflecting the region's repeated transfers between French and German control. France and Germany share the most connections with Alsace; Paris and Strasbourg also appear among the many overlapping places. A 1766 prayer book of Selichot, the Hebrew penitential prayers, from Alsace survives in the Jewish Museum of Switzerland. After World War II, France pursued a Francization campaign to suppress Alsatian, an Alemannic dialect related to Swiss German.
Johann Hermann
Connects Alsace to: Strasbourg, France | Bas-Rhin
Léon Boëllmann
Connects Alsace to: Paris, France | Haut-Rhin
Michael Ruhlman
Connects Alsace to: Cleveland, Ohio
David van der Poel
Connects Alsace to: Antwerp, Belgium | Wilrijk
Josel of Rosheim
Connects Alsace to: Kosman, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sundgau
Anderson Valley
Upper German
Connects Alsace to: Austria | Bohemia, Czech Republic
Eastern Francia
Connects Alsace to: Slovakia | Limburg (Belgium)
Treaty of Frankfurt (1871)
Connects Alsace to: Moselle (department) | Vosges (department)
Alsatian language
Language policy in France
Connects Alsace to: Occitania | Cher (department)