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This tree relates to topics in Europe, organised mainly by country.

Europe-wide

:General

::List of European countries — List of European Union member states by accession — European Parliament — European Union — €2 commemorative coins — Euro — Eurovision Song Contest — Marshall Plan — Monarchies in the European Union — Renaissance —

:Military

::Battle of Bicocca — Battle of Normandy — Italian War of 1521 — Napoleonic Wars — War of the League of Cambrai — War of the Spanish Succession — World War I — World War II

Countries

List of European countries

Countries in bold have other pages listed, relating to that country. Countries in italics are not sovereign states. Many UK-related articles are listed under the region (England, Scotland, etc.). Some articles are listed multiple times if they involve more than one country; for example, an artist may have been born in one country but lived extensively in another. Other trans-national articles are listed at the foot of this page.

:*Battle of Austerlitz — Sigmund Freud — Adolf Hitler — Anschluss — Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp — Mozart — Vienna — Ludwig Wittgenstein

:*My Belarusy (Belarus national anthem) — Belarusian Republican Youth Union — Flag of Belarus

:*Antwerp — Brussels — Father Damien — Claude Lévi-Strauss

Bosnia and Herzegovina

:*Husein Gradaščević — Sarajevo

Czech Republic

:*Franz Kafka — Gregor Mendel — Prague —

:*Aarhus — Copenhagen — Søren Kierkegaard —

England (region of the United Kingdom)

:Cities:

::Bath, Somerset — Birmingham — Bristol — Leeds — London — Manchester — Sheffield —

:Other geographical:

::Dorset — Moorgate — National parks of England and Wales — Piccadilly Circus — River Thames —

:Art and architecture:

::Belton House — Matthew Brettingham — Buckingham Palace — Holkham Hall — Henry Moore — Benjamin Mountfort — Palace of Westminster — Theatre Royal, Drury Lane — John Vanbrugh — National Gallery, London

:Music:

::The Beatles — Rebecca Helferich Clarke — Duran Duran — Iron Maiden — The KLF — Pink Floyd — Queen (band) —

:Language arts incl. theatre & film (non-biographical):

::Augustan literature — The Cantos — The Country Wife — English language — English poetry — Frankenstein — The Lord of the Rings — Modernist poetry in English — Nineteen Eighty-Four — Ormulum — Oroonoko — Peterborough Chronicle — The Relapse — Restoration comedy — Restoration literature — A Tale of a Tub

:Language arts incl. theatre & film (biographical):

::Douglas Adams — Jane Austen — Lord Byron — Cædmon — Charlie Chaplin — Colley Cibber — Charles Dickens — H.D. — T. S. Eliot — Edward Gibbon — Alfred Hitchcock — Rudyard Kipling — Vivien Leigh — John Milton — Laurence Olivier — Ezra Pound — J. K. Rowling — William Shakespeare — J. R. R. Tolkien

:Philosophy & religion:

::Anglicanism — Francis Bacon — Thomas Hobbes — John Locke — Spring Heeled Jack

:Sport:

::David Beckham — Brian Close — Lottie Dod — Damon Hill —

:Society miscellaneous:

::Robert Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell — Order of the Garter —

:Economics & Politics (also see UK):

::Tony Blair — John Maynard Keynes — Thomas Malthus

:History (not royalty):

::Elias Ashmole — Winston Churchill — John Dee — George Fox — Magna Carta — Jonathan Wild —

:Historical figures (royalty):

::Elizabeth I of England — Henry II of England — Henry VIII of England — Penda of Mercia — William I of England

:Military (also see UK)

::Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson — England expects that every man will do his duty —

:Mathematics and engineering

::Acorn Computers — Charles Babbage — Isambard Kingdom Brunel — John Bull (locomotive) — London Underground — Mini — Alan Turing —

:Science

::Charles Darwin — Michael Faraday — Stephen Hawking — Newton, Isaac — Michael Woodruff

Faroe Islands

:Cities

::Lille — Lyon — Marseille — Paris —

:Humanities

::The Adventures of Tintin — Felice Beato — John Calvin — René Descartes — Victor Hugo — Nostradamus — Blaise Pascal — Marcel Proust — Jean-Jacques Rousseau — Voltaire

:Society and Government

::Government of France — Claude Lévi-Strauss — List of French monarchs — Louis XIV of France — Napoleon I of France — Armand Jean du Plessis, Cardinal Richelieu

:Military

::Battle of Austerlitz — Battle of Normandy — Battle of the Somme — Joan of Arc — Military history of France — Napoleon I of France — Napoleonic Wars —

:Mathematics, science, medicine and technology

::Antoine Lavoisier — Médecins Sans Frontières — Blaise Pascal — Louis Pasteur — TGV

:Cities

::Berlin — Cologne — Dresden — Düsseldorf — ::Frankfurt — Hamburg — Munich — Stuttgart

:Arts and architecture

::IG Farben Building — Cathedral of Magdeburg — Sanssouci

:Music

::Johann Sebastian Bach — Ludwig van Beethoven —

:Language arts incl. film

::Anne Frank — Johann Wolfgang Goethe — Brothers Grimm — Triumph of the Will

:Philosophy & religion

::Immanuel Kant — Martin Luther — Friedrich Nietzsche — Pope Benedict XVI

:Social sciences

:History & war

::Anschluss — Battle of the Bulge — Battle of Jutland — Battle of Moscow — Battle of Normandy — Battle of Smolensk (1943) — Battle of the Somme — Battle of Stalingrad — Berlin Wall — Otto von Bismarck — Colditz Castle — Franks — Frederick II of Prussia — George II of Great Britain — Adolf Hitler — The Holocaust — Karl Marx — Sino-German cooperation (1911-1941) — S-mine — Swastika

:Mathematics

::Georg Cantor — Leonhard Euler — Carl Friedrich Gauss — David Hilbert — Gottfried Leibniz

:Science and technology

::Copernicus — Albert Einstein — Georg Forster — Johannes Gutenberg — Johannes Kepler — Athanasius Kircher — Max Planck — Wernher von Braun —

Greece (includes ancient Greece)

:Modern

::1896 Summer Olympics — Athens — Felice Beato —

:Ancient Greece (miscellaneous)

::Parthenon —

:Ancient Greece (non-military figures)

::Archimedes — Aristotle — Demosthenes — Euclid — Herodotus — Hippocrates — Homer — Paul of Tarsus — Pericles — Plato — Ptolemy — Pythagoras — Socrates — Thucydides —

:'''Ancient Greece (military)

::Alexander the Great — Corinthian War — Epaminondas — Pericles — Thrasybulus

:Ancient Greek mythology

::Apollo — Athena — Atlantis — Greek mythology — Zeus

:*Joel Brand — Budapest — John von Neumann — Edward Teller — E. P. Wigner

:*Eldfell — Hrafnkels saga — Surtsey

Republic of Ireland (also see Éire): includes all Irish articles

:Geographical

::Dublin — Geography of Ireland — History of Limerick —

:Humanities

::Abbey Theatre — Augusta, Lady Gregory — Samuel Beckett — Book of Kells — Columba — Irish poetry — Irish theatre — James Joyce — John Millington Synge — A Tale of a Tub — Oscar Wilde — William Butler Yeats

:Society

::Edmund Burke — Economy of the Republic of Ireland — Order of St. Patrick —

Italy (for articles connected with ancient Rome see under "historic countries")

:Cities

::Bologna — Genoa — Milan — Rome — Turin

:Art and architecture

::Canaletto — Leonardo da Vinci — Italian Renaissance — Michelangelo — Mona Lisa — Palazzo Pitti — Sicilian Baroque — Raphael —

:Music

::Giuseppe Verdi

:Miscellaneous

::Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches — Dante Alighieri — Christopher Columbus — Niccolò Machiavelli — Marco Polo

:Philosophy & Religion

::Thomas Aquinas — Francis of Assisi — List of popes — Pope Benedict XVI — Pope John Paul II — Pope Pius XII — Roman Catholic Church

:Politics, Government & War

::Battle of Bicocca — Benito Mussolini — Italian War of 1521 — War of the League of Cambrai

:Science and technology

::Leonardo da Vinci — Galileo Galilei — Guglielmo Marconi —

:Stanisław Koniecpolski — Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth —

:*Luxembourg (city)

Republic of Macedonia

:*Mother Teresa

Netherlands

:Cities

::Amsterdam — The Hague — Rotterdam — Utrecht (city) —

:Arts/Humanities

::Anne Frank — Vincent van Gogh — Rembrandt

:Other

::Fanny Blankers-Koen — William the Silent — History of the Netherlands

Northern Ireland (region of the United Kingdom)

:*Henrik Ibsen — Norse mythology — Oslo — Rondane National Park

:General

::Constitution of May 3, 1791 — Copernicus — History of Jews in Poland — History of Poland (1945–1989) — Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth — Pope John Paul II — Warsaw

:Military

::Battle of Warsaw (1920) — Katyn massacre — Polish–Muscovite War (1605–1618) — Polish-Soviet War — Stanisław Koniecpolski — Witold Pilecki — Warsaw Uprising (1794) — Virtuti Militari

:*1755 Lisbon earthquake — History of Portugal (1777–1834) — Lisbon — Portuguese language —

:Geographical

::Moscow — Saint Petersburg — Volga River

:Art, architecture & music

::El Lissitzky — Igor Stravinsky — National Anthem of Russia — Roman Vishniac

:Language arts

::Isaac Asimov — The Brothers Karamazov — Crime and Punishment — Fyodor Dostoevsky — The Protocols of the Elders of Zion — Aleksandr Pushkin — Russian language — Leo Tolstoy

:Leadership & government

::Catherine II of Russia — Mikhail Gorbachev — Ivan IV of Russia — Vladimir Lenin — Peter I of Russia — Russian constitutional crisis of 1993 — Joseph Stalin

:History - general

::History of Alaska — History of post-Soviet Russia — History of Russia

:Military

::AK-47 — Battle of Austerlitz — Battle of Moscow — Battle of Smolensk (1943) — Battle of Stalingrad — Battle of Warsaw (1920) — Military history of the Soviet Union — Polish–Muscovite War (1605–1618) — Polish-Soviet War — T-34 — Aleksandr Vasilevsky — Warsaw Uprising (1794)

:Mathematics, science and technology

::Georg Cantor — Leonhard Euler — Laika — Dmitri Mendeleev

Scotland (region of the United Kingdom)

:Cities

::Edinburgh — Glasgow —

:The humanities

::David Hume — Robert Lawson (architect) — Treasure Island — Walter Scott

:Miscellaneous

::Denis Law — Order of the Thistle

:Society

::Adam Smith — Gordon Brown —

:History

::Dál Riata — Macbeth of Scotland — Picts — Scotland in the High Middle Ages —

:Science and technology

::Alexander Graham Bell — James Clerk Maxwell — James Watt

:*Kosovo — Nikola Tesla

:*Bratislava — Rudolf Vrba

:Cities

::Barcelona — Madrid —

:The arts

::Miguel de Cervantes — Pablo Picasso — Diego Velázquez

:History

::Christopher Columbus — Habsburg Spain — Ferdinand Magellan — Philip II of Spain — War of the Spanish Succession

:*S. A. Andrée's Arctic balloon expedition of 1897 — Gothenburg — Carolus Linnaeus — Alfred Nobel — Stockholm — Swedish allotment system — Swedish language

Switzerland

:Cities

::Basel — Geneva — Zürich (Zurich)

:Other

::ATLAS experiment — Leonhard Euler — Carl Jung — Old Swiss Confederacy — Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Turkey - partly in Europe

:Istanbul — Turkish literature

:*Hero of Ukraine — Kiev —

United Kingdom (also see listings for England, Scotland, etc.

:Geographical

::British Isles (terminology) — City status in the United Kingdom

:Language arts

::Augustan literature — English language — Restoration literature

:Television

BBC — BBC television drama — Doctor Who — Sydney Newman — The Quatermass Experiment — Quatermass and the Pit

:Society & politics

::Tony Blair — British Empire — British House of Commons — British monarchy — Frederick Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, 1st Marquess of Dufferin and Ava — House of Lords — Order of the Bath — Parliament of the United Kingdom — Prime Minister of the United Kingdom — Privy Council of the United Kingdom — Speaker of the British House of Commons — Union Flag

:Monarchy

::List of monarchs in the British Isles — George II of Great Britain — Victoria of the United Kingdom —

:Military

::Battle of the Bulge — Battle of Jutland — Battle of Normandy — Battle of the Somme — Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson — Richard O'Connor — Arthur Ernest Percival

:Miscellaneous

Vatican City

Wales (region of the United Kingdom)

Historic countries

Ancient Greek states - see listing under Greece

Ancient Rome (incl. Byzantium)

:*Apollo — Attila the Hun — Augustus — Mark Antony — Battle of Alesia — Battle of Cannae — Byzantine Empire — Eifel Aqueduct — Julius Caesar — Claudius — Constantine I — Elagabalus — Heraclius — Manuel I Komnenos — Roman mythology — Treaty of Devol — Virgil —

Holy Roman Empire

:*Charlemagne — Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor — Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor —

Cross-border entities

Lakes, seas, and straits: — Atlantic Ocean — Black Sea — Baltic Sea — English Channel — Mediterranean Sea — North Sea

Rivers: — Danube — Rhine —

General: — Slavic mythology —

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