Wikipedia:Version 0.5/EuropeTree

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

Europe-wide

 * General
 * List of European countries &mdash; List of European Union member states by accession &mdash; European Parliament &mdash; European Union &mdash; €2 commemorative coins &mdash; Euro &mdash; Eurovision Song Contest &mdash; Marshall Plan &mdash; Monarchies in the European Union &mdash; Renaissance &mdash;
 * Military
 * Battle of Bicocca &mdash; Battle of Normandy &mdash; Italian War of 1521 &mdash; Napoleonic Wars &mdash; War of the League of Cambrai &mdash; War of the Spanish Succession &mdash; World War I &mdash; 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.

Åland Albania Andorra Austria
 * Battle of Austerlitz &mdash; Sigmund Freud &mdash; Adolf Hitler &mdash; Anschluss &mdash; Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp &mdash; Mozart &mdash; Vienna &mdash; Ludwig Wittgenstein

Belarus
 * My Belarusy (Belarus national anthem) &mdash; Belarusian Republican Youth Union &mdash; Flag of Belarus

Belgium
 * Antwerp &mdash; Brussels &mdash; Father Damien &mdash; Claude Lévi-Strauss

Bosnia and Herzegovina
 * Husein Gradaščević &mdash; Sarajevo

Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic
 * Franz Kafka &mdash; Gregor Mendel &mdash; Prague &mdash;

Denmark
 * Aarhus &mdash; Copenhagen &mdash; Søren Kierkegaard &mdash;

England (region of the United Kingdom)
 * Cities:
 * Bath, Somerset &mdash; Birmingham &mdash; Bristol &mdash; Leeds &mdash; London &mdash; Manchester &mdash; Sheffield &mdash;
 * Other geographical:
 * Dorset &mdash; Moorgate &mdash; National parks of England and Wales &mdash; Piccadilly Circus &mdash; River Thames &mdash;
 * Art and architecture:
 * Belton House &mdash; Matthew Brettingham &mdash; Buckingham Palace &mdash; Holkham Hall &mdash; Henry Moore &mdash; Benjamin Mountfort &mdash; Palace of Westminster &mdash; Theatre Royal, Drury Lane &mdash; John Vanbrugh &mdash; National Gallery, London
 * Music:
 * The Beatles &mdash; Rebecca Helferich Clarke &mdash; Duran Duran &mdash; Iron Maiden &mdash; The KLF &mdash; Pink Floyd &mdash; Queen (band) &mdash;
 * Language arts incl. theatre & film (non-biographical):
 * Augustan literature &mdash; The Cantos &mdash; The Country Wife &mdash; English language &mdash; English poetry &mdash; Frankenstein &mdash; The Lord of the Rings &mdash; Modernist poetry in English &mdash; Nineteen Eighty-Four &mdash; Ormulum &mdash; Oroonoko &mdash; Peterborough Chronicle &mdash; The Relapse &mdash; Restoration comedy &mdash; Restoration literature &mdash; A Tale of a Tub
 * Language arts incl. theatre & film (biographical):
 * Douglas Adams &mdash; Jane Austen &mdash; Lord Byron &mdash; Cædmon &mdash; Charlie Chaplin &mdash; Colley Cibber &mdash; Charles Dickens &mdash; H.D. &mdash; T. S. Eliot &mdash; Edward Gibbon &mdash; Alfred Hitchcock &mdash; Rudyard Kipling &mdash; Vivien Leigh &mdash; John Milton &mdash; Laurence Olivier &mdash; Ezra Pound &mdash; J. K. Rowling &mdash; William Shakespeare &mdash; J. R. R. Tolkien
 * Philosophy & religion:
 * Anglicanism &mdash; Francis Bacon &mdash; Thomas Hobbes &mdash; John Locke &mdash; Spring Heeled Jack
 * Sport:
 * David Beckham &mdash; Brian Close &mdash; Lottie Dod &mdash; Damon Hill &mdash;
 * Society miscellaneous:
 * Robert Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell &mdash; Order of the Garter &mdash;
 * Economics & Politics (also see UK):
 * Tony Blair &mdash; John Maynard Keynes &mdash; Thomas Malthus
 * History (not royalty):
 * Elias Ashmole &mdash; Winston Churchill &mdash; John Dee &mdash; George Fox &mdash; Magna Carta &mdash; Jonathan Wild &mdash;
 * Historical figures (royalty):
 * Elizabeth I of England &mdash; Henry II of England &mdash; Henry VIII of England &mdash; Penda of Mercia &mdash; William I of England
 * Military (also see UK)
 * Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson &mdash; England expects that every man will do his duty &mdash;
 * Mathematics and engineering
 * Acorn Computers &mdash; Charles Babbage &mdash; Isambard Kingdom Brunel &mdash; John Bull (locomotive) &mdash; London Underground &mdash; Mini &mdash; Alan Turing &mdash;
 * Science
 * Charles Darwin &mdash; Michael Faraday &mdash; Stephen Hawking &mdash; Newton, Isaac &mdash; Michael Woodruff

Estonia Faroe Islands Finland
 * Helsinki

France
 * Cities
 * Lille &mdash; Lyon &mdash; Marseille &mdash; Paris &mdash;
 * Humanities
 * The Adventures of Tintin &mdash; Felice Beato &mdash; John Calvin &mdash; René Descartes &mdash; Victor Hugo &mdash; Nostradamus &mdash; Blaise Pascal &mdash; Marcel Proust &mdash; Jean-Jacques Rousseau &mdash; Voltaire
 * Society and Government
 * Government of France &mdash; Claude Lévi-Strauss &mdash; List of French monarchs &mdash; Louis XIV of France &mdash; Napoleon I of France &mdash; Armand Jean du Plessis, Cardinal Richelieu
 * Military
 * Battle of Austerlitz &mdash; Battle of Normandy &mdash; Battle of the Somme &mdash; Joan of Arc &mdash; Military history of France &mdash; Napoleon I of France &mdash; Napoleonic Wars &mdash;
 * Mathematics, science, medicine and technology
 * Antoine Lavoisier &mdash; Médecins Sans Frontières &mdash; Blaise Pascal &mdash; Louis Pasteur &mdash; TGV

Germany
 * Cities
 * Berlin &mdash; Cologne &mdash; Dresden &mdash; Düsseldorf &mdash; ::Frankfurt &mdash; Hamburg &mdash; Munich &mdash; Stuttgart
 * Arts and architecture
 * IG Farben Building &mdash; Cathedral of Magdeburg &mdash; Sanssouci
 * Music
 * Johann Sebastian Bach &mdash; Ludwig van Beethoven &mdash;
 * Language arts incl. film
 * Anne Frank &mdash; Johann Wolfgang Goethe &mdash; Brothers Grimm &mdash; Triumph of the Will
 * Philosophy & religion
 * Immanuel Kant &mdash; Martin Luther &mdash; Friedrich Nietzsche &mdash; Pope Benedict XVI
 * Social sciences
 * Max Weber
 * History & war
 * Anschluss &mdash; Battle of the Bulge &mdash; Battle of Jutland &mdash; Battle of Moscow &mdash; Battle of Normandy &mdash; Battle of Smolensk (1943) &mdash; Battle of the Somme &mdash; Battle of Stalingrad &mdash; Berlin Wall &mdash; Otto von Bismarck &mdash; Colditz Castle &mdash; Franks &mdash; Frederick II of Prussia &mdash; George II of Great Britain &mdash; Adolf Hitler &mdash; The Holocaust &mdash; Karl Marx &mdash; Sino-German cooperation (1911-1941) &mdash; S-mine &mdash; Swastika
 * Mathematics
 * Georg Cantor &mdash; Leonhard Euler &mdash; Carl Friedrich Gauss &mdash; David Hilbert &mdash; Gottfried Leibniz
 * Science and technology
 * Copernicus &mdash; Albert Einstein &mdash; Georg Forster &mdash; Johannes Gutenberg &mdash; Johannes Kepler &mdash; Athanasius Kircher &mdash; Max Planck &mdash; Wernher von Braun &mdash;

Gibraltar Greece (includes ancient Greece)
 * Modern
 * 1896 Summer Olympics &mdash; Athens &mdash; Felice Beato &mdash;
 * Ancient Greece (miscellaneous)
 * Parthenon &mdash;
 * Ancient Greece (non-military figures)
 * Archimedes &mdash; Aristotle &mdash; Demosthenes &mdash; Euclid &mdash; Herodotus &mdash; Hippocrates &mdash; Homer &mdash; Paul of Tarsus &mdash; Pericles &mdash; Plato &mdash; Ptolemy &mdash; Pythagoras &mdash; Socrates &mdash; Thucydides &mdash;
 * '''Ancient Greece (military)
 * Alexander the Great &mdash; Corinthian War &mdash; Epaminondas &mdash; Pericles &mdash; Thrasybulus
 * Ancient Greek mythology
 * Apollo &mdash; Athena &mdash; Atlantis &mdash; Greek mythology &mdash; Zeus

Guernsey Hungary
 * Joel Brand &mdash; Budapest &mdash; John von Neumann &mdash; Edward Teller &mdash; E. P. Wigner

Iceland
 * Eldfell &mdash; Hrafnkels saga &mdash; Surtsey

Republic of Ireland (also see Éire): includes all Irish articles
 * Geographical
 * Dublin &mdash; Geography of Ireland &mdash; History of Limerick &mdash;
 * Humanities
 * Abbey Theatre &mdash; Augusta, Lady Gregory &mdash; Samuel Beckett &mdash; Book of Kells &mdash; Columba &mdash; Irish poetry &mdash; Irish theatre &mdash; James Joyce &mdash; John Millington Synge &mdash; A Tale of a Tub &mdash; Oscar Wilde &mdash; William Butler Yeats
 * Society
 * Edmund Burke &mdash; Economy of the Republic of Ireland &mdash; Order of St. Patrick &mdash;

Isle of Man

Italy (for articles connected with ancient Rome see under "historic countries")
 * Cities
 * Bologna &mdash; Genoa &mdash; Milan &mdash; Rome &mdash; Turin
 * Art and architecture
 * Canaletto &mdash; Leonardo da Vinci &mdash; Italian Renaissance &mdash; Michelangelo &mdash; Mona Lisa &mdash; Palazzo Pitti &mdash; Sicilian Baroque &mdash; Raphael &mdash;
 * Music
 * Giuseppe Verdi
 * Miscellaneous
 * Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches &mdash; Dante Alighieri &mdash; Christopher Columbus &mdash; Niccolò Machiavelli &mdash; Marco Polo
 * Philosophy & Religion
 * Thomas Aquinas &mdash; Francis of Assisi &mdash; List of popes &mdash; Pope Benedict XVI &mdash; Pope John Paul II &mdash; Pope Pius XII &mdash; Roman Catholic Church
 * Politics, Government & War
 * Battle of Bicocca &mdash; Benito Mussolini &mdash; Italian War of 1521 &mdash; War of the League of Cambrai
 * Science and technology
 * Leonardo da Vinci &mdash; Galileo Galilei &mdash; Guglielmo Marconi &mdash;

Jan Mayen Jersey Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania
 * Stanisław Koniecpolski &mdash; Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth &mdash;

Luxembourg
 * Luxembourg (city)

Republic of Macedonia
 * Mother Teresa

Malta Moldova Monaco Montenegro Netherlands
 * Cities
 * Amsterdam &mdash; The Hague &mdash; Rotterdam &mdash; Utrecht (city) &mdash;
 * Arts/Humanities
 * Anne Frank &mdash; Vincent van Gogh &mdash; Rembrandt
 * Other
 * Fanny Blankers-Koen &mdash; William the Silent &mdash; History of the Netherlands

Northern Ireland (region of the United Kingdom) Dál Riata

Norway
 * Henrik Ibsen &mdash; Norse mythology &mdash; Oslo &mdash; Rondane National Park

Poland
 * General
 * Constitution of May 3, 1791 &mdash; Copernicus &mdash; History of Jews in Poland &mdash; History of Poland (1945–1989) &mdash; Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth &mdash; Pope John Paul II &mdash; Warsaw
 * Military
 * Battle of Warsaw (1920) &mdash; Katyn massacre &mdash; Polish–Muscovite War (1605–1618) &mdash; Polish-Soviet War &mdash; Stanisław Koniecpolski &mdash; Witold Pilecki &mdash; Warsaw Uprising (1794) &mdash; Virtuti Militari

Portugal
 * 1755 Lisbon earthquake &mdash; History of Portugal (1777–1834) &mdash; Lisbon &mdash; Portuguese language &mdash;

Romania
 * Bucharest

Russia
 * Geographical
 * Moscow &mdash; Saint Petersburg &mdash; Volga River
 * Art, architecture & music
 * El Lissitzky &mdash; Igor Stravinsky &mdash; National Anthem of Russia &mdash; Roman Vishniac
 * Language arts
 * Isaac Asimov &mdash; The Brothers Karamazov &mdash; Crime and Punishment &mdash; Fyodor Dostoevsky &mdash; The Protocols of the Elders of Zion &mdash; Aleksandr Pushkin &mdash; Russian language &mdash; Leo Tolstoy
 * Leadership & government
 * Catherine II of Russia &mdash; Mikhail Gorbachev &mdash; Ivan IV of Russia &mdash; Vladimir Lenin &mdash; Peter I of Russia &mdash; Russian constitutional crisis of 1993 &mdash; Joseph Stalin
 * History - general
 * History of Alaska &mdash; History of post-Soviet Russia &mdash; History of Russia
 * Military
 * AK-47 &mdash; Battle of Austerlitz &mdash; Battle of Moscow &mdash; Battle of Smolensk (1943) &mdash; Battle of Stalingrad &mdash; Battle of Warsaw (1920) &mdash; Military history of the Soviet Union &mdash; Polish–Muscovite War (1605–1618) &mdash; Polish-Soviet War &mdash; T-34 &mdash; Aleksandr Vasilevsky &mdash; Warsaw Uprising (1794)
 * Mathematics, science and technology
 * Georg Cantor &mdash; Leonhard Euler &mdash; Laika &mdash; Dmitri Mendeleev

San Marino Scotland (region of the United Kingdom)
 * Cities
 * Edinburgh &mdash; Glasgow &mdash;
 * The humanities
 * David Hume &mdash; Robert Lawson (architect) &mdash; Treasure Island &mdash; Walter Scott
 * Miscellaneous
 * Denis Law &mdash; Order of the Thistle
 * Society
 * Adam Smith &mdash; Gordon Brown &mdash;
 * History
 * Dál Riata &mdash; Macbeth of Scotland &mdash; Picts &mdash; Scotland in the High Middle Ages &mdash;
 * Science and technology
 * Alexander Graham Bell &mdash; James Clerk Maxwell &mdash; James Watt

Serbia
 * Kosovo &mdash; Nikola Tesla

Slovakia
 * Bratislava &mdash; Rudolf Vrba

Slovenia Spain
 * Cities
 * Barcelona &mdash; Madrid &mdash;
 * The arts
 * Miguel de Cervantes &mdash; Pablo Picasso &mdash; Diego Velázquez
 * History
 * Christopher Columbus &mdash; Habsburg Spain &mdash; Ferdinand Magellan &mdash; Philip II of Spain &mdash; War of the Spanish Succession

Svalbard Sweden
 * S. A. Andrée's Arctic balloon expedition of 1897 &mdash; Gothenburg &mdash; Carolus Linnaeus &mdash; Alfred Nobel &mdash; Stockholm &mdash; Swedish allotment system &mdash; Swedish language

Switzerland
 * Cities
 * Basel &mdash; Geneva &mdash; Zürich (Zurich)
 * Other
 * ATLAS experiment &mdash; Leonhard Euler &mdash; Carl Jung &mdash; Old Swiss Confederacy &mdash; Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Turkey - partly in Europe
 * Istanbul &mdash; Turkish literature

Ukraine
 * Hero of Ukraine &mdash; Kiev &mdash;

United Kingdom (also see listings for England, Scotland, etc.
 * Geographical
 * British Isles (terminology) &mdash; City status in the United Kingdom
 * Language arts
 * Augustan literature &mdash; English language &mdash; Restoration literature
 * Television

BBC &mdash; BBC television drama &mdash; Doctor Who &mdash; Sydney Newman &mdash; The Quatermass Experiment &mdash; Quatermass and the Pit
 * Society & politics
 * Tony Blair &mdash; British Empire &mdash; British House of Commons &mdash; British monarchy &mdash; Frederick Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, 1st Marquess of Dufferin and Ava &mdash; House of Lords &mdash; Order of the Bath &mdash; Parliament of the United Kingdom &mdash; Prime Minister of the United Kingdom &mdash; Privy Council of the United Kingdom &mdash; Speaker of the British House of Commons &mdash; Union Flag
 * Monarchy
 * List of monarchs in the British Isles &mdash; George II of Great Britain &mdash; Victoria of the United Kingdom &mdash;
 * Military
 * Battle of the Bulge &mdash; Battle of Jutland &mdash; Battle of Normandy &mdash; Battle of the Somme &mdash; Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson &mdash; Richard O'Connor &mdash; Arthur Ernest Percival
 * Miscellaneous
 * RMS Titanic

Vatican City Wales (region of the United Kingdom)

Historic countries
Ancient Greek states - see listing under Greece

Ancient Rome (incl. Byzantium)
 * Apollo &mdash; Attila the Hun &mdash; Augustus &mdash; Mark Antony &mdash; Battle of Alesia &mdash; Battle of Cannae &mdash; Byzantine Empire &mdash; Eifel Aqueduct &mdash; Julius Caesar &mdash; Claudius &mdash; Constantine I &mdash; Elagabalus &mdash; Heraclius &mdash; Manuel I Komnenos &mdash; Roman mythology &mdash; Treaty of Devol &mdash; Virgil &mdash;

Holy Roman Empire
 * Charlemagne &mdash; Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor &mdash; Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor &mdash;

Cross-border entities
Lakes, seas, and straits: &mdash; Atlantic Ocean &mdash; Black Sea &mdash; Baltic Sea &mdash; English Channel &mdash; Mediterranean Sea &mdash; North Sea Rivers: &mdash; Danube &mdash; Rhine &mdash; General: &mdash; Slavic mythology &mdash;