Indre
France
Indre, a department in central France, carries 61 Bunkabop connections with 668 other places across 17 topics, led by history and military themes. Paris and Germany share many connections with Indre, tracing ties across European history. The Valençay SOE Memorial in Indre names agents who died for the liberation of France in World War Two. Novelist Christine Angot, born in Châteauroux, the prefecture of Indre, is known for her 1999 novel L'Inceste (Incest).
Christine Angot
Connects Indre to: Berlin, Germany | Une, Colombia
LB Châteauroux
Connects Indre to: France | Paris, France | Sheffield, United Kingdom
Loir-et-Cher
Connects Indre to: Sarthe | Indre-et-Loire | Eure-et-Loir | Cher (department)
Indre-et-Loire
Connects Indre to: Touraine, France | Sarthe | Maine-et-Loire | Loir-et-Cher | Vienne (department)
Roméo Sabourin
Connects Indre to: London, England | France | Montreal, Quebec | Quebec | Groesbeek, Netherlands
Jean-Claude Romand
Connects Indre to: France | Geneva, Switzerland | Lyon, France | Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Deborah Aschheim
Connects Indre to: United States | California | Seattle, Washington | Vietnam | Irvine, California
Marie-Thérèse Humbert
Connects Indre to: France | Paris, France | Cambridge, England | Une, Colombia | Quatre Bornes, Mauritius
Bilal Mazhar
Connects Indre to: France | Greece | Egypt | Portugal | Sofia, Bulgaria
CSICon
Connects Indre to: Nashville, Tennessee | Buffalo, New York | Lilienfeld, Austria
Haute-Vienne
Connects Indre to: Dordogne | Charente | Corrèze | Creuse | Vienne (department)
San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Connects Indre to: California | San Francisco, California | Nancy, France | Shahad, India