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Another set of voyagers went south then east, to New Holland later renamed Australia.
the old Turkish name was Chenger and later renamed to Kupria.
organized by the Seattle Chess Foundation(later renamed America's Foundation for Chess[AF4C])
the National Socialist League put out a journal called NS Kampfruf, later renamed NS Mobilizer.
Instead, the so-called Serbian Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina, later renamed Republika Srpska, was proclaimed.
in Kristiania(later renamed Oslo) in 1905.
Between 1984 and 1999, separatists led by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party(PKK)-- later renamed KADEK-- conducted a 15-year armed struggle that left about 30,000 people dead.
Plain Pearl Susiec- was founded by the Phoenicians in the eleventh century under the name Hadrumet, later renamed the Hunerikopolis by Vandals
From the end of the 4th century the town becomes part of the Eastern Roman Empire, later renamed to Byzantium.
In 1996, the Philips Software Centre was established in Bangalore, later renamed the Philips Innovation Campus.
In the end of 1998, however, Tokushukai Medical Corporation(through its subsidiary International Hospital Services) bought 51% of Credit Express Bank, later renamed to Tokuda Credit Express Bank.
Training School for Nurses, later renamed the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, was established.
the aircraft was later renamed to"The Flyer".
The Prophet predicted his grandson Al Hussain would be martyred at Taff,(later renamed Karbala).
build a web browser: WorldWideWeb(later renamed Nexus).
From 1852 until 1858 Bouquet taught at the Lycée Bonaparte(later renamed the Lycée Condorcet).
Some scholars believe this may explain how candied apples and bobbing for apples became associated with Halloween(as Samhain was later renamed-- see below).
In 1959 she was accepted into the ensemble of folk songs of the Bulgarian Radio, later renamed La Mystère des Voix Bulgares.
Because of this, on Feb 10th, 1885 in Plovdiv was established a secret committee, later renamed into a Bulgarian secret revolutionary committee(BSRC).
The fastest ever submarine- K-162(later renamed into K-222) of the Project 661 Anchar- was commissioned in 1969.