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In 1857, Napoleon III ordered the French cities to cut down a stick and puns; the result was a forest of 10,000 square kilometers.
It is one of Europe’s largest forest masses.A third is protected by a natural park.
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ClarínIn 1857, Napoleon III ordered the French cities to cut down a stick and puns; the result was a forest of 10,000 square kilometers.ClarínIn 1857, Napoleon III ordered the French cities to cut down a stick and puns; the result was a forest of 10,000 square kilometers.3 recorded states
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