European Country by History

The type site of the Neolithic Vinča culture is located within this country.

This country was once home to over one thousand city-states.

This country takes up around two-thirds of the historical region Bessarabia.

A precursor of this country was a ecclesiastical principality between 1516 and 1852.

This country was allegedly founded by a saint in 301 AD.

The world's first modern stock exchange was established in this country.

People were once thrown out of windows in the country's capital.

The Battle on the Nemiga River took place in this country.

Between 1814 and 1830, this country was a part of the country that now borders it to the north. Previously, this region had been controlled by Spain and then Austria.

This country constructed several forts, including Fort Apollonia, in what is now Ghana in the 17th century, and also had a colony on the banks of the Delaware River.

Julius Caesar defeated Vercingetorix at the Battle of Alesia in what is now this country.

Northern Epirus was located within what is now this country.

This country's war of independence is known as the Ten-Day War.

One of the former kingdoms of this country had a name very similar to a German city.

This country was given to the Order of St. John in 1530.

This country is named after a family, which in turn is named after a castle in Austria.

The flag of this country's navy depicts the coat of arms of four former maritime republics located within the modern country.

This country declared independence on 17th February 2008.

Fighters from this country made use of Molotov cocktails during the Winter War.

2,848 people from this country died fighting in the German army during World War II, after the German authorities declared people from this country to be German citizens.