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Even the wine freezed the end of the stone in Versailles, the heavy winter of 1709.

One of the worst winters in European history has turned France into a ice desert and led to disaster, bringing hundreds of thousands of human lives. In January 1709, temperatures in some areas fell to minus 25 degrees, rivers freezed, and the cold...

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Standart NewsEven the wine freezed the end of the stone in Versailles, the heavy winter of 1709.Standart NewsEven the wine freezed the end of the stone in Versailles, the heavy winter of 1709.
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