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The 36 pages that link to France, each with the reason it gives.

• Vichy FranceNarrower topic: Postwar France repudiated Vichy's claim to embody the legitimate French state.

• BelgiumCompared with: Its border with Belgium crosses a long-standing zone of French-language and cultural influence.

• Unitary stateRelated: France illustrates a unitary state that has expanded regional responsibilities while retaining central constitutional authority.

• GermanyRelated: French-German cooperation became a foundation of European integration.

• SpainCompared with: The mountain border separates Spain from a major neighbor with a different political and linguistic history.

• 1998 FIFA World CupRelated: France hosted the tournament and its national team won the title.

• Basque CountryNarrower topic: The French side has no Basque autonomous community comparable to Spain’s.

• Pierre Savorgnan de BrazzaNarrower topic: Brazza became a French citizen and pursued exploration under French sponsorship.

• LuxembourgRelated: French language, trade, and commuting strongly link the two countries.

• AndorraCompared with: France is both Andorra’s neighbor and one of its two co-princely authorities.

• 2019 FIFA Women's World CupRelated: Matches were staged across nine French host cities.

• OSCE Minsk GroupRelated: France served as one of the group’s three co-chair countries.

• BidetRelated: The separate bidet basin became established in French homes.

• Elena PoniatowskaRelated: Her French birth and Mexican upbringing form part of her transnational biography.

• Luc BessonNarrower topic: Besson’s career developed within France’s film industry and cultural institutions.

• OccitanieNarrower topic: Occitanie was created as part of France’s national territorial reorganization.

• Jessica LangeRelated: Lange's title performance earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress.

• SECAMNarrower topic: French broadcasting institutions developed and adopted SECAM.

• BirmanRelated: The breed was developed and first formally recognized in France.

• Metropolitan FranceNarrower topic: Metropolitan France is the European part of this wider republic.

• Abolhassan BanisadrRelated: Banisadr escaped to France in 1981 and lived there in exile.

• Foie grasNarrower topic: France became the central home of foie gras production, regulation, and culinary identity.

• Saint Pierre and MiquelonRelated: The archipelago remains under French sovereignty despite its North American location.

• Basset HoundRelated: The Basset Hound was developed there as a low-slung hunting dog.

• Collectivity of Saint MartinRelated: Saint Martin is an integral part of the French Republic.

• Comoro IslandsRelated: French colonial rule and Mayotte’s continued status shape the archipelago’s political division.

• Frances FarmerBroader topic: The film shaped later popular impressions of Farmer’s life and institutionalization.

• Gao XingjianRelated: Gao settled there in 1987 and later became a French citizen.

• Henri MichauxNarrower topic: He settled in France and became a French writer, though his origins remained Belgian.

• Rex rabbitRelated: The Rex breed originated in France in the early twentieth century.

• György CziffraRelated: Cziffra settled in France and became a French citizen after leaving Hungary.

• Léonora MianoRelated: Miano has lived and published in France, where much of her work addresses Black life.

• Manuel FerraraRelated: Ferrara was born and began his early life in France.

• Pinus pinasterRelated: Southwestern France contains extensive maritime pine plantations, especially in the Landes.

• Sebastian FaulksRelated: Faulks has repeatedly set novels in France, across different historical periods.

• Zacarias MoussaouiRelated: His French citizenship and upbringing shaped the early chapters of his biography.