Cities

Racial tensions in the city led to riots in 1965 in Watts, a small L.A. neighborhood.

Helsinki is nicknamed the “White City of the North.”

The city hosts a historic car Grand Prix, during which old racing cars are presented and their races are organized.

In the 13th century, the Lieve canal, 45 km long, was built in Ghent, and later, facing Antwerp, the Sasse Vaart canal.

After the Nazis took power in Germany, on March 21, 1933, a meeting known as "Potsdam Day" took place in Potsdam.

Thanks to the counts of Flanders, Baldwin Iron Arm and his son, Baldwin II “the Bald,” Ghent began to regain its status.

Olomouc is a Czech city located in the eastern part of the country, in Moravia.

Los Angeles is home to Hollywood, the center of the film industry.

It is located on the Isar River.

The Glienicker Brücke bridge over the Havel, built in 1907, was the border between West Berlin and East Germany and was called the "Bridge of Spies" during the Cold War.