Aisne
France
Aisne, a department in northern France, carries 182 Bunkabop connections spanning 4381 other places and 19 topics, with military history accounting for the bulk of its reach. The Aisne river valley served as a front line across multiple conflicts, from the First Battle of the Aisne through a World War II defense line that ran along the Somme and Aisne rivers. Strong ties extend to Germany and Belgium, reflecting that wartime geography. A smaller cluster covers art and music, including sculptor Carrier-Belleuse and Baroque lutenist Nicolas Vallet, both born in the department.
Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse
Connects Aisne to: Brussels
Michel Dorigny
Connects Aisne to: Netherlands | Picardy
5th Infantry Division "Cosseria"
Connects Aisne to: Italy | Benghazi, Libya
Nicolas Vallet
Connects Aisne to: France | Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Yannick Jadot
Connects Aisne to: France | Paris, France | Hauts-de-France
Aisne (river)
Connects Aisne to: Ardennes (department) | Champagne-Ardenne, France | Villers-Sainte-Gertrude, Belgium
Battle of Soissons (486)
Connects Aisne to: London, England
Arthur Byng
Connects Aisne to: India | Jamaica | Portsmouth, England | Cape Town, South Africa
Siege of Le Catelet (1595)
Connects Aisne to: France | Spain | Netherlands | Picardy
Arnold Shaw (cricketer)
Connects Aisne to: India | Shanghai, East China | Kenya | Nairobi, Kenya
Fall Rot
Georges Ronin
Connects Aisne to: London, England | France | Madrid, Spain | Limoges, France