Entebbe, Uganda

Uganda

Entebbe, Uganda appears in 148 Bunkabop connections spanning 2547 other places and 22 topics, with military, film, and government threads making up the bulk of its graph. The airport was the site of Operation Entebbe on 4 July 1976, when Israeli forces freed over 100 hostages following an aircraft hijacking by Palestinian and German militia. That event links Entebbe to Israel, Palestine, and Germany across many of its connections. The city also holds State House, the official office and residence of Uganda's president.

Operation Entebbe

Connects Entebbe, Uganda to: Uganda | Nairobi, Kenya

Paratroopers Brigade

Connects Entebbe, Uganda to: Khan Yunis, Palestine | Kfar Yona, Israel

Air France Flight 139

Connects Entebbe, Uganda to: Greece | Libya

Nordwind Airlines

Connects Entebbe, Uganda to: Venezuela

Entebbe

Connects Entebbe, Uganda to: Uganda | Port Bell, Uganda

Wakiso District

Connects Entebbe, Uganda to: Uganda | Buganda | Namugongo, Uganda

Battle of Entebbe

Connects Entebbe, Uganda to: Libya | Uganda | Kampala, Uganda | Mpigi, Uganda

Matan Vilnai

Connects Entebbe, Uganda to: France | China | Israel

Saul David

Connects Entebbe, Uganda to: Edinburgh, Scotland | Glasgow, Scotland | Monmouthshire

airports in Uganda

Connects Entebbe, Uganda to: Uganda | Gulu, Uganda | Arua, Uganda | Kasese

Queen regnant

Connects Entebbe, Uganda to: Ethiopia | Bratislava, Slovakia | North Malabar, India | Lappeenranta, Finland | Arjeplog Municipality, Sweden

Entebbe International Airport

Connects Entebbe, Uganda to: Uganda | Kampala, Uganda | Gulu, Uganda | Nebbi District | Zana, Uganda

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