The Danube, an Empire Boundary River: Settlements, Invasions, Navigation, and Trade Pathway

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"The Danube, an Empire Boundary River: Settlements, Invasions, Navigation, and Trade Pathway"
written by Kenneth R. Olson, Edward Krug,
published by Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.12 No.10, 2020

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