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	Curonia
		Curonia is a world where the Vinland settlement was successful, but this led to a colonisation of North America by Baltic pagans.
		Curonia fought a war in the 1810's with newly independent Meshico for the vast and mostly unsettled territory of New Albion (*California), and is now busy in the colonisation of the vast and largely unsettled West.
		Russia and Curonia have remained friendly to one another for almost as long as they’ve had diplomatic relations, considering each other to have somewhat similar cultural background, at least compared to the Mediterranean and Germanic actors on the world stage.
	www.gurpswiki.net /default.aspx/InfiniteWorldsWiki/Curonia.html (3762 words)

	Lexikon Corps Curonia Goettingensis
		Curonia Goettingensis ist eine von vier heute noch existierenden Studentenverbindungen, die die speziellen Traditionen der deutsch-baltischen Studentenverbindungen weiterfÃ¼hren.
		Curonia reprÃ¤sentiert damit den GroÃteil der deutschbaltischen akademischen Traditionen, auf denen das heute wieder florierende Verbindungswesen einheimischer Studenten in Estland und Lettland basiert.
		Das Corps Curonia Dorpat ("Kurland") wurde schlieÃlich 1808 in Dorpat gegrÃ¼ndet.
	lexikon.freenet.de /Corps_Curonia_Goettingensis (1002 words)

	Medieval Lithuania - Chronology 50-1009
		860 the Swedish King of Uppsala Eirik Eymundson "went out every summer on expeditions to different countries, and conquered for himself Finland, Kirjalaland, Curonia, Estonia, and the eastern countries all around" according to Saga of Olaf Haraldson in Heimskringla.
		In 862 Roric (Rurik) was invited to rule in Novgorod.
		century King Erik Segersall of Sweden is said to have subdued Estonia, Livonia, Curonia and Finland.
	viduramziu.lietuvos.net /en/c100.htm (843 words)

	Mabel Dodge Luhan Information
		A troubled liaison with her chauffeur led to two suicide attempts: the first was by eating figs with shards of glass; the second with laudanum.
		She was involved in the creation of the Armory Show of 1913, and she published in pamphlet form a piece by Gertrude Stein, "Portrait of Mabel Dodge at the Villa Curonia," which Mabel distributed at the exhibition.
		At first this was a very happy time for Mabel and Jack, but then tension grew between the two as Jack grew uncomfortable with the affluent isolation and Mabel saw his interests in the world of people and achievements as a rejection of her.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Mabel_Dodge_Luhan (800 words)

	BALTISCHE STUDENTENVERBINDUNG
		Die erste Curonia, die sich âCorps Curonia' nannte, bestand 1810 in Heidelberg.
		Von 1921 bis 1931 gab es einen Tochterconvent der Fraternitas Academica Dorpat in Berlin und ab 1924 einen Tochterconvent der Rubonia Riga in München.
		Er sieht sich in der Tradition der Curonia von 1808 und hat den Zweck, Ziele, Traditionen und Ideen des baltischen Burschentums wachzuhalten, zu fördern und zu unterstützen.
	www.toonorama.com /encyclopedia/B/Baltische_Studentenverbindung (882 words)

	Intimate Circles \| Stein & Toklas
		Portrait of Mabel Dodge at the Villa Curonia
		Gertrude Stein and her brother Leo were among the numerous writers, artists, and intellectuals whom Mabel Dodge entertained at her home outside Florence in the years just after the turn of the century.
		Carl Van Vechten, in fact, was largely responsible for promoting Stein’s work in the United States, including helping to have her opera, Four Saints in Three Acts, produced in Hartford, Connecticut, and New York City.
	beinecke.library.yale.edu /awia/gallery/stein13.html (236 words)

	Marija Gimbutas — The Balts — Chapter 6
		[Plate 51] The so-called “owl-head” fibulae, frequent in Curonia in the eighth and ninth centuries, developed through imitation of fibulae with crescent shields and triangular prongs, current in the sixth seventh centuries in Gotland.
		The first surprise attack was aimed at the town of “Seaborg” (probably in the area of Grobin), which was defended by “7,000 warriors.” They plundered it and burnt it to the ground.
		The opposition was too strong for the Norsemen to overcome, and their attempts at colonization of the Baltic coasts in Curonia during the two centuries, from 650 to 850, were only short-lived episodes.
	www.vaidilute.com /books/gimbutas/gimbutas-06.html (3640 words)

	Management Team
		Curonia's management team includes people with extensive previous experience in IT and life sciences industry.
		He has coordinated a European Commission fostered remote care project doc@HOME and is a member of advisory board of Connect Estonia - a private initiative-based support network for growth business.
		Kristjan Port is the Director of RandD in Curonia.
	www.curonia.com /team.htm (221 words)

	Latvia as a Cauldron: 1950-2000
		Although there were small minorities of Germans in the provinces of Curonia (in the west), Livonia (in the north), and Zemgale (in the centre), the second-largest non-Latvian community was to be found in the southeastern province of Latgale around the city of Daugavpils.
		The same process of assimilation was, if anything, more pronounced in the overwhelmingly Latvian provinces of Livonia, Zemgale, and Curonia: Out of a combined population of one million, 800 thousand ethnic Latvians and 100 thousand non-ethnic Latvians identified their main language as Latvian.
		Even the Russians of Rîga are beginning to succumb, as the Latvian-speaking majority of their city continually increases and Russian parents seek to enroll their children in the Latvian-medium public school system.
	www.ahtg.net /TpA/lettass.html (2166 words)

	Curonian Villages in the 11th –15th centuries
		“Field” – type villages in the Northern Curonia were demolished on the redivision of lands and development of land ownership by noblemen and in the southern Curonia – on the Valak Reform of the 16th century.
		The traditions of compact kaimas are reflected in the self–formed Žemguliai village of the Southern Curonia (Fig.
		The most frequent types of villages of Curonia and other Baltic lands, such as „a field“, „a village“ and „a yard“ existed even about 1400.
	www.istorija.lt /la/arch18-09engZulkus.htm (1197 words)

	Marija Gimbutas — The Balts — Chapter 7
		Whether these isolated finds are merely imports from Curonia or the relics of a Curonian colony on Gotland is difficult to tell, but the grave at Hugleifs certainly proves the presence of some Curonians on the island.
		Rich and well-settled Curonia attracted the rapacious Vikings from Sweden, Denmark, and even from Iceland, but they, in turn, were decoyed by the Curonians who plundered their coasts.
		The ninth-century sources, as mentioned above, found five such “states” in Curonia; at the beginning of the thirteenth century there were eight “states,” or districts, with their centers in each of which were several villages (“castellatura”).
	www.vaidilute.com /books/gimbutas/gimbutas-07.html (5437 words)

	doc@HOME Corporate Information (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Curonia Research is a multidisciplinary technology transfer company, founded in 1999.
		Curonia specialise in the development of intellectual property for medical applications.
		Curonia have played a leading role in the development of the doc@HOME® concept.
	www.docobo.co.uk /public/corporate.asp (396 words)

	Encyclopedia: History of Latvia
		The Lutheran movement is a group of denominations of Protestant Christianity by the original definition.
		Zemgale (also historically known as Semigallia or Semigalia) is a historical region of Latvia and sometimes a part of Lithuania is also included.
		Map Kurland, Courland, Couronia, Curonia, or Kurzeme is a former Baltic province of the Teutonic Order state in Livonia (ca.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/History-of-Latvia (6018 words)

	Coat of Arms
		In 1587, after the adjustment of the Lithuanian border with Curonia, Zeimelis became a part of Lithuania.
		Zeimelis was the last settlement on the way to Curonia, that is why pubs prospered there.
		In the period between World War I and World War II there were border posts in Geruciai and Ruoniai, which were situated close to Zeimelis on the Lithuanian and Latvian border.
	www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org /Zeimelis/CoatArms.htm (400 words)

	Corps Curonia Goettingensis - netlexikon
		Curonia hat die Farben "grün-blau-weiß" mit silberner Perkussion.
		Das namengebende Corps Curonia Dorpat wurde 1808 in Dorpat gegründet, spaltete sich 1921 auf und verlegte ihren Sitz nach Riga und Jena.
		Artikel zum Stichwort "Corps Curonia Goettingensis" bei Ebay.de
	www.lexikon-definition.de /Corps-Curonia-Goettingensis.html (247 words)

	Ziemgala
		This article gives a description of relations between a local society of the Great Duchy of Lithuania – Biržai-Dubingiai branch of Radvilas Duchy and a vassal domain of the Great Duchy of Lithuania – the Duchy of Curonia and Žiemgala.
		Curonia and Žiemgala in the sense of cultural relations as well as Livonia, Prussia and Samogitia were an important region for the Duchy of Biržai.
		In the Lithuanian historiography far less attention is given to Curonia than Livonia in the studies of relations between the Great Duchy of Lithuania and the northern regions.
	www.ziemgala.lt /z/1999_02_14.html (2082 words)

	:: Kursiu Nerija National Park :: Humans :: Historical Features of the Curonian Spit :: Cultural heritage ::
		It is difficult to say exactly when the Curonians settled in the Curonian Spit, but from the 11th until the 12th century they already lived there.
		Families from the northern Curonia settled in the deserted lands of the Spit.
		In Northern Curonia, Lyvian and Latvian languages influenced Curonian.
	www.nerija.lt /en/zmogus/paveldo.php (2761 words)

	Baltische Corporation Fraternitas Dorpatensis zu München (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Es galt, das "gemeinsam Baltische" zu koordinieren und die jungen Convente in ihrer Arbeit mit Rat und Tat zu unterstützen.
		Zu diesen zählten in den 50er und 60er Jahren neben den Conventen der Hamburger Concordia Rigensis, der Curonia Goettingensis und der FDM auch die Mitglieder des Dorpatenser Seniorenconvents: die Corona Dorpatensis zu Marburg, das Contubernium Dorpatense in Tübingen, die Hanseatia Dorpatensis zu Frankfurt und - für kurze Zeit - die Societas Dorpatensis zu Göttingen.
		Nachdem in den richtungsweisenden Diskussionen der 50er Jahre über fast jede Frage studentischen Lebens unterschiedliche Meinungen und Überzeugungen existierten, kam dem B!Ph!V! eine verbindende Funktion zu, die sich auch auf die Fragen der Zugehörigkeit zum Kösener Senioren Convent (dem sich die Concordia Rigensis und die Curonia Goettingensis anschlossen) und die daraus entstehenden Richtungskonflikte erstreckten.
	www.fdm.org /bphv (394 words)

	Poperwahlen, Latvia [Yizkor List]
		He wrote several reports on the situation of the Dutch in the camps and eventually succeeded in reorganising the N.O.B. As a result he was fired.
		The journey was not much different from my first trip in April, the serene beauty of snow had been changed for the magnificent colours of autumn, without much improving the general aspect of the either wooded or barren landscape.
		Curonia might have much to offer to the entomologist or herbalist, but the general traveler can only wonder what ever attracted people to settling in these uninviting expanses of wasteland.
	www.jewishgen.org /yizkor/Popervale/Pop001.html (11252 words)

	Estonia - the state of the e-state
		Another Estonian IT company, Curonia Research, has pioneered a medical system called Doc@Home which allows the user to collect their medical data at home and send it via the Internet to their doctor.
		The company has received a million euros in funding from the European Commission, and is currently running pilot projects in Britain, Germany, Finland and Estonia.
		However, as Curonia CEO Ardo Reinsalu admits, "Estonia is definitely not our target market.
	www.baltictimes.com /news/articles/10522 (1241 words)

	High Technology Estonia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Trials have been planned in Sweden, UK, Germany and Estonia during 2002 using doc@HOME concept to validate the benefits of remote monitoring in real life situation.
		Curonia Research OÜ, incorporated in 1999, is a technology transfer company with a definite focus on healthcare and telemedicine industry.
		Curonia is coordinating 25 people and 10 organizations within the doc@HOME European Commission project framework.
	www.hightechestonia.com /index.aw?class=document&action=print§ion=2072&automatweb=07d5ff7533116bc4f0ac618b26e38fbc (317 words)

	CER \| Latvia: KGB link riles dissidents
		The five youngsters, members of Curonia club, were detained as suspects in the kidnapping and killing of a 15-year-old boy, whose body was later found in a ditch near a local road.
		Ventspils police said the kidnappers had called the victim's father on the telephone and demanded LVL (Latvian lats) 20,000 (USD 32,300) in ransom when their victim was already dead.
		The unemployment level grew from 7.8 percent in the beginning of January to eight percent in February.
	www.ce-review.org /01/11/latvianews11.html (1283 words)

	Lithuanian History (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At the end of the 9th century King Erik Segersel of Sweden is said to have subdued Estonia, Livonia, Curonia and Finland.
		In June 1245 the emperor Friedrich II gave permission to the Teutonic Order to conquer and rule Curonia, Lithuania and Semigallia.
		In 1248 Mindaugas sent the sons of his brother, Tautvilas and Gedivydas, and the brother of their mother, Vykintas, to fight against Smolensk.
	www.phrasebase.com /forum/read.php?TID=11676&PID= (3241 words)

	Preliudija
		Klaip eda city is situated along he shores of the Baltic Sea and the Curonian Lagoon and it saddles both banks of the river Dane.
		The city was found in 1252 after the Livonia Order and the bishop of Curonia had signed an agreement of Memelburg castle and the city building.
		Since then Klaip eda was ruled by Russia, Prususia, France, Germany, Sweden and Lithuania.
	www.preliudija.com /abouus_en.html (244 words)

	Company History
		After winning a public contest, Bluemoon ended up in the core development team of Everyday.com internet portal.
		Other (side)projects for 1999 were a hi-tech pilot for Curonia Research, and developing AOF into a budget title, as Richard found a publisher for it.
		The Everyday.com project, and the development of AOF continue.
	www.bluemoon.ee /history (766 words)

	[No title]
		Thursby at the Villa Curonia, perhaps also saw her in Paris.
		Born Alice Brisbane, daughter of Albert Brisbane, Fourierist, sister of Arthur Brisbane, editor of the New York Evening Journal associated with the New York Reform Movement, she was raised in Paris, trained in painting (where, under whom?).
		An early guest fascinating to all and gifted with insight, she appears at the Villa Curonia, then, late and blind, reappears in The Mother Of Us All.
	wings.buffalo.edu /epc/authors/stein/dydo.html (6200 words)

	Archives of American Art - The Villa Curonia: Approaching up the avenue of cypresses.
		Archives of American Art - The Villa Curonia: Approaching up the avenue of cypresses.
		The Villa Curonia: Approaching up the avenue of cypresses..
		Photograph taken from "Album #5, H. Scott, Jr.'s 1st Trip to Europe, 1923" The Villa Curonia was rented by Prof.
	artarchives.si.edu /index.cfm/fuseaction/Items.ViewItem/ItemID/7085/item_start_record/1/records_per_page/9/item_total_records/5/filter_type/Collection/filter_key/6034 (67 words)

	Campaign map [Archive] - Page 2 - The Guild
		Curonia covered all western part of modern Latvia and Lithuania.
		In this map Curonia is showed in violet color in western part.
		If you add Curonia, than Lithuania should not have sea border and Curonia should border with Prussia.
	forums.totalwar.org /vb/archive/index.php/t-48794-p-2.html (3536 words)

	eBay Blogs - Prahanoaki's Blog
		This is how the present Lithuanian port city of Klaipeda was known to the world.
		Founded by the german knights, they gradually colonised and germanized the local population, the Curonians (thus come the origin of the name Curonia, Kurland or Courland which is now mostly part of Latvia called Kurzeme).
		When the last of the knights were dissolved, it became part of the Prussian duchy and later part of Germany after the unification.
	blogs.ebay.com /prahanoaki (651 words)

	cousin: Verbindungen im Baltikum, Artikel
		Die erste Verbindung, die dort ins Leben trat, war die 1808 gegründete Landsmannschaft Curonia, der bald eine Estonia (1821), Livonia (1822) und Fraternitas Rigensis (1823) folgten.
		Die baltischen Bräuche erweisen sich bei näherer Prüfung in vielen Fällen als archaische Frühformen studentischen Brauchtums, die sich am Anfang des vorigen Jahrhunderts nach Dorpat verpflanzten.
		Die seit 1808 in Dorpat bestehende Curonia setzte sich zum Teil aus Angehörigen dieser Convente zusammen und übernahm daher die Formen und Gebräuche, die in den ersten Jahrzehnten des 19.
	cousin.de /cousin/allgemein/ausland/baltikum2.html (784 words)

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