Marjayoun, Lebanon
Lebanon
Marjayoun, Lebanon links to 8489 places across 13 topics through 40 Bunkabop connections, led by military topics such as the Crusades, followed by history and religion. In June 1941, British and Australian forces entered the town during the Syria-Lebanon Campaign, then withdrew after a Vichy French counterattack. The town was headquarters of the South Lebanon Army during Israel's occupation. It shares many connections with Lebanon, Syria, and Israel. James Jabara's parents came from the town.
airports in Lebanon
Connects Marjayoun, Lebanon to: Lebanon | Baalbek, Lebanon
Vichy French
Connects Marjayoun, Lebanon to: Deir ez-Zor, Syria | Mata Utu, France | Italian occupation of Corsica
Karimeh Abbud
Connects Marjayoun, Lebanon to: Jerusalem, Israel | Palestine | Lebanon | Beirut, Lebanon | Haifa, Israel
Litani River
Connects Marjayoun, Lebanon to: Lebanon | Tyre, Lebanon | Qaraoun, Lebanon | Zawtar al-Gharbiyah, Lebanon | Deir Mimas, Lebanon
Shia Islam in Lebanon
Connects Marjayoun, Lebanon to: Nabatieh, Lebanon | Qana, Lebanon | Shatila refugee camp | Mghayreh, Lebanon | Massoudieh, Lebanon
Beaufort Castle, Lebanon
Connects Marjayoun, Lebanon to: London, England | Israel | Jerusalem, Israel | Syria | Palestine
Syria–Lebanon campaign
Connects Marjayoun, Lebanon to: France | Germany | Paris, France | Greece | Egypt
James Jabara
Connects Marjayoun, Lebanon to: United States | Germany | United Kingdom | Boston, Massachusetts | Texas
South Lebanon Army
Connects Marjayoun, Lebanon to: Lebanon | Sidon, Lebanon | Rashidieh, Lebanon | Nabatieh, Lebanon | Ghajar, On the border between Lebanonand the Israeli-occupied areaof the Golan Heights (de jure Syria). See Status of the Golan Heights.
Golan Heights
Connects Marjayoun, Lebanon to: Israel | Syria | Kiryat Shmona, Israel | Quneitra Governorate | Ghajar, On the border between Lebanonand the Israeli-occupied areaof the Golan Heights (de jure Syria). See Status of the Golan Heights.
Melkite Greek Catholic Church
Connects Marjayoun, Lebanon to: Egypt | Alexandria, Egypt | Damascus, Syria | Haifa, Israel | Qana, Lebanon
Greek Orthodox Church of Antioch
Connects Marjayoun, Lebanon to: Damascus, Syria | Lawrence, Massachusetts | Quneitra, Syria | Marmarita, Syria | Maharda, Syria