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Virgin Islands March — National anthem of United States Virgin Islands Lyrics Alton Adams, 1920s Music Sam Williams, 1920s … Wikipedia
Virgin Islands National Park — Virgin Islands Nationalpark Virgin Islands … Deutsch Wikipedia
Virgin-Islands-Nationalpark — Virgin Islands … Deutsch Wikipedia
Virgin Islands March — Español: Marcha de las Islas Vírgenes Partitura de la Marcha de las Islas Vírgenes … Wikipedia Español
Virgin Islands — [ vəːdʒɪn aɪləndz], deutsch Jụngfern|inseln, Inselgruppe der Kleinen Antillen, östlich von Puerto Rico. Die größere, westliche Gruppe mit den Hauptinseln Saint John, Saint Thomas und Saint Croix sowie rd. 50 kleinen, meist unbewohnten Inseln… … Universal-Lexikon
VIRGIN ISLANDS — VIRGIN ISLANDS, archipelago in the West Indies. In the late 20th century there was a total population of over 100,000 in the Virgin Islands, which included about 300 Jews. On any given Sabbath they would be joined by tourists visiting the island … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument — Hurricane Hole … Deutsch Wikipedia
Virgin Islands (álbum) — Virgin Islands LP de Cusco Publicación 1983 Género(s) New Age Duración 41:09 Discográfica Arista … Wikipedia Español
Virgin Islands — [< Sp Las Virgenes, the virgins, so named (1493) by COLUMBUS1 Christopher in honor of the legendary 11,000 followers of St. URSULA] group of islands of the Leeward group in the West Indies, east of Puerto Rico, comprising the British Virgin… … English World dictionary
Virgin Islands — Virgin Is|lands the Virgin Islands a group of about 100 small islands in the east Caribbean Sea, some of which are ruled by the US as the US Virgin Islands, and some by the UK, as the British Virgin Islands … Dictionary of contemporary English
Virgin Islands March — es una canción patriótica que es considerado a ser el himno nacional de las Islas Vírgenes de los Estados Unidos. La canción fue compuesta por la Banda Naval y el nativo Alton Adams en la década de 1920. Sirvió como himno no oificial de las islas … Enciclopedia Universal
