Subject: Links<br/>
Date: Mar 11, 2001 @ 06:19<br/>
Author: kahbeh@hotmail.com (kahbeh@...)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1677110441">hello,<br/>
<br/>
some (hopefully) interesting surf tips:<br/>
<br/>
The Dutch &#39;Borderland museum&#39; in Dinxperlo, Holland has a nice site <br/>
on the web at<br/>
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.grenslandmuseum.nl">http://www.grenslandmuseum.nl</a><br/>
<br/>
features old b/w photos and the story of the border between <br/>
Prussia/Germany and Holland.<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
The double city of Komarom/Hungary and Komarno/Slovakia (divided by <br/>
the river Danube) both have their own web site:<br/>
<br/>
www.komarom.hu<br/>
www.komarno.sk<br/>
<br/>
The first one only in Hungarian :-(   and the 2nd one (what a relief)<br/>
in Slovakian and Hungarian. :-((<br/>
<br/>
As most of us probably will speak neither of those rather exotic <br/>
languages, I suggest to visit the Slovakian one and go for the HUGE <br/>
picture gallery.<br/>
<br/>
regards<br/>
BK</div>