- Sound (Shetland)
Sound is an area of situated to the west of central
Lerwick , the capital town ofShetland .External links
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Sound (Shetland)
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Shetland — Islands Sealtainn Flagge der Shetlandinseln … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Shetland-Islands — Sealtainn Flagge der Shetlandinseln … Deutsch Wikipedia
Shetland Islands — Shetland Islander. /shet leuhnd/ an island group NE of the Orkney Islands: northernmost part of Great Britain. 18,494; 550 sq. mi. (1425 sq. km). Also called Shetland, Zetland. * * * or Zetland Islands Island group (pop., 2001: 21,988), Scotland … Universalium
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Shetland — For other uses, see Shetland (disambiguation). Shetland Sealtainn … Wikipedia
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Shetland bus — The Shetland Bus was the popular name for the clandestine naval operation in World War II between the Shetland Islands (Scotland) and Nazi occupied Norway.It was operated initially by a large number of small fishing boats and later by three U.S.… … Wikipedia
Shetland bus boats — The Shetland bus operation consisted of a number of boats.Germany started their invasion of Norway April 9th 1940. British battleships with troops were sent to help the Norwegians. Several coast towns were bombed and destroyed by the Germans, and … Wikipedia
