Vrede
South Africa
Vrede, a farming region in South Africa, shares 43 connections with 1821 other places across 13 topics. Many connections trace back to the Dutch word 'vrede,' meaning 'peace,' including the Japanese football club V-Varen Nagasaki, whose name also draws on the Portuguese 'vitória' (meaning 'victory'). Cuisine leads all topic clusters, grounded in the region's output of maize, wheat, mutton, and wool. Netherlands and Amsterdam rank as the most-shared co-connected places, reflecting the Dutch language link.
Natanael Berg
Connects Vrede to: Stockholm, Sweden | Varde, Denmark
Åsa Larsson
Connects Vrede to: Uppsala, Sweden | Kiruna
Jan Frans Willems
Connects Vrede to: United Kingdom | Netherlands | Jaer, Iran
1977 Angolan coup attempt
Connects Vrede to: São Paulo, Brazil | Angola | Luanda, Angola
V-Varen Nagasaki
Connects Vrede to: Japan | Osaka, Japan | Nagasaki, JAP | Okayama, Japan | Nagasaki Prefecture
Piet van Zyl (rugby union, born 1989)
Connects Vrede to: London, England | Paris, France | South Africa | Pretoria, South Africa | Bloemfontein, South Africa
mutton
Connects Vrede to: Western Norway | Mpumalanga | Tarwara, India | Mieso, Oromia (woreda) | Ajax Bay, United Kingdom
Mitchell te Vrede
Connects Vrede to: Netherlands | Turkey | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Breda, Netherlands | Suriname
Selma Meyer
Connects Vrede to: Spain | Berlin, Germany | Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Holland
André Brink
Connects Vrede to: France | South Africa | Belgium | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Rhodes, Greece
Robert Long (singer)
Connects Vrede to: Netherlands | Miami, Florida | Antwerp, Belgium | Utrecht, Netherlands | Waarde, Netherlands
Adrienne van Melle-Hermans
Connects Vrede to: Amsterdam, Netherlands | Beijing | Brussels | Copenhagen, Denmark | The Hague, Netherlands