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Locarno's population is 14,909.

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Landvogtei of Locarno ended in 1798.

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FC Locarno was created in 1906.

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The treaty of Locarno was signed in 1925. The treaty of Locarno guaranteed that there were common boundaries of France, Germany, and Belgium.

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Locarno 62 is a bay Holsteiner stallion

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Locarno International Film Festival was created in 1946.

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Ellen Whitaker's show jumper Locarno 62 is nick named Larry

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The Spirit of Locarno: A spirit of hope in European and U.S people, because of the Treaty of Locarno that had been in signed October 1925 after the World War I. This enabled Germany to be admitted to the League of Nations. Countries hoped for peace.

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Agreed to allow Canada, France, Britain, and U.S. to enter Germany when ever they wanted. These countries could pull out guns and kill anyone when ever they wanted.

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The cast of Locarno Sessions -Autorretrato 2- - 2002 includes: Fantazio Benjamin Colin Alfred Kantorowicz Fausta Quattrini

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France and Germany, along with several other countries, signed a series of treaties known as the Locarno Treaties, in Locarno, Switzerland. This occurred in 1925.

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She has twelve horses:

Her Dutch Warmblood, Equimax Ocolado, is a chestnut gelding.

She has a bay Holsteiner stallion

She has one grey horse, and the rest are mainly bays and chestnuts

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Gaynor Johnson has written:

'Locarno Revisited'

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The cast of Hotel Locarno - 1978 includes: Robert Barak Saverio Marconi Ofelia Meyer Stavros Tornes Curt Truninger as Male Nurse Milena Vukotic

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The Treaty of Locarno guaranteed the existing borders between Germany, Belgium, France, and Italy, as well as a commitment to resolve future disputes peacefully. It aimed to promote stability and improve relations in Europe after World War I.

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Mirra Principi was born on December 26, 1871, in Locarno, Switzerland.

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Josef Somlo died on November 29, 1973, in Locarno, Switzerland.

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Hannes Schmidhauser was born on September 9, 1926, in Locarno, Switzerland.

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Mirko Ellis was born on September 4, 1923, in Locarno, Switzerland.

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Horst Budjuhn died on December 24, 1985, in Locarno, Switzerland.

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Hans Habe died on September 29, 1977, in Locarno, Switzerland.

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Dominique Schilling was born on October 13, 1976, in Locarno, Switzerland.

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Patricia Roc died on December 30, 2003, in Locarno, Switzerland of Kidney failure.

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Robert Siodmak died on March 10, 1973, in Locarno, Ticino, Switzerland of heart attack.

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On the Wing - 2003 was released on:

USA: 2003

Switzerland: 2004 (Locarno Film Festival)

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Hotel Belgrad - 1998 was released on:

Switzerland: August 1998 (Locarno Film Festival)

USA: January 1999 (Sundance Film Festival)

Czech Republic: 28 April 2000 (FAMU Film Festival)

Switzerland: August 2010 (Locarno Film Festival)

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Frederick Alexander has written:

'From Paris to Locarno, and after' -- subject(s): League of Nations, World politics

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Late - 2012 II was released on:

USA: 7 July 2012 (Locarno Film Festival)

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The Name Is Not the Thing Named - 2012 was released on:

USA: 2012 (Locarno Film Festival)

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Djurdjica Bjedov lives in Locarno, Switzerland. She is originally from Croatia and has a daughter named Annamarija Petricevic, who is also a swimmer.

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They were forced into signing the Treaty of Locarno, which stated that Germans pay the costs from the war among other things.

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Precision - 1967 was released on:

Switzerland: July 1967 (Locarno Film Festival)

USA: 30 December 1967

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Jon Jacobson has written:

'When the Soviet Union entered world politics' -- subject(s): Foreign relations

'Locarno diplomacy; Germany and the West, 1925-1929' -- subject(s): Foreign relations, Hague. Conference on Reparations, August, 1929, Locarno Conference (1925), Hague (Netherlands) Conference on Reparations (August, 1929.), Hague (Netherlands)

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Born in Switzerland, Klee moved to Munich, Germany, where he was educated, married and worked. He then moved to Dusseldorf to teach. In 1933 he moved back to Switzerland. Contracting a crippling disease that would eventually take his life, Klee died in Muralto, Switzerland in 1940.

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If you mean the Locarno Treaties which was a promise between Germany and the allies to never attack one another, then that was in 1925.

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Guglielmo Volonterio has written:

'Per uno spazio autonomo' -- subject(s): Festival internazionale del film di Locarno

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Icebergs - 2007 was released on:

Switzerland: August 2007 (Locarno Film Festival)

USA: April 2008 (Tribeca Film Festival)

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Wackelkontakt - 2004 was released on:

Switzerland: 2004 (Locarno Film Festival)

USA: 23 October 2005 (Milwaukee International Film Festival)

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Here is just a quick overview: The Treaty of Versailles ended WW1 in 1918, and under the treat of Versailles was the League of Nations whose purpose was to stop war through negotiation. The Lacarno pact allowed Germany to join the League of Nations and established that they would have to respect the shared borders of France and Belgium. -Emma- The formation of the Locarno Agreement also meant that Germany had to accept that the Rhineland would remain de-militarised.

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Checkpoint - 1987 was released on:

Switzerland: 14 August 1987 (Locarno Film Festival)

USA: 20 November 1987 (Los Angeles, California)

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Ollywoo - 1994 was released on:

Switzerland: 10 August 1994 (Locarno Film Festival)

USA: 10 November 1994 (Cinequest Film Festival)

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Hartmut Schmidt has written:

'Zwischen Riga und Locarno' -- subject(s): Biography, Clergy, Evangelische Kirche in Deutschland, Protestant churches, Women clergy

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Three Little Bops - 1957 was released on:

USA: 5 January 1957

Switzerland: 10 August 2003 (Locarno Film Festival)

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Permanent boarders were established on the western front until Germany invaded the Rhine land later on. However there was no agreement on eastern boarders allowing Germany to make alterations.

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The Locarno Treaties of 1925 involved Germany voluntarily (re-)accepting its Western borders and its border with Czechoslovakia and agreeing not to attempt to change its border with Poland by force. In exchange, Germany was admitted to membership of the League of Nations and ceased to be a 'pariah' or outcast country. This is only an outline. Please see the link for details.

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Otto Bauer has written:

'Die Oesterreichische Revolution'

'Otto Bauer'

'Austrian democracy under fire'

'Die illegale Partei'

'Zwischen zwei Weltkriegen?'

'Locarno'

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