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The 14 pages that link to Alsace, each with the reason it gives.

• Christmas treeRelated: Sixteenth-century records from this region document early Christmas trees in homes.

• StrasbourgNarrower topic: Strasbourg is Alsace’s largest city and long-standing cultural center.

• SauerkrautRelated: Alsatian cuisine is known for sauerkraut dishes such as choucroute garnie.

• French regionsBroader topic: Alsace’s border history gives its regional identity a distinctive character.

• Baden-WürttembergRelated: Its cross-border ties illuminate Baden-Württemberg's relationship with neighboring France.

• Foie grasBroader topic: Alsace developed a celebrated tradition of preparing and serving foie gras.

• Frédéric Auguste BartholdiRelated: Bartholdi’s Alsatian identity informed works made amid nineteenth-century national conflict.

• Dancing plague of 1518Narrower topic: Strasbourg lies in Alsace, a region whose history shaped the city's political setting.

• Historical regionBroader topic: Its shifting sovereignty illustrates how a region's historical identity can outlast political borders.

• Jakob AmmannRelated: Ammann’s ministry and the early Amish movement were associated with Alsatian communities.

• MulhouseNarrower topic: Mulhouse’s changing national affiliations reflect Alsace’s borderland history.

• Herrad of LandsbergNarrower topic: Herrad’s abbey and career belonged to this region’s medieval religious landscape.

• Operation NorthwindBroader topic: Alsace was the principal area targeted by the offensive.

• Tomi UngererRelated: Ungerer grew up in Strasbourg, in a region marked by shifting borders and identities.