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switzerland
on the European continent (white)
Trivia about switzerland
In area, it's the largest country that does not belong to the United Nations
It's the largest country in Europe that is not a member of the United Nations
Jura, Schweitzer, Lucerne & Berner are the 4 types of this country's laufhund
Suisse is the French name for this mountainous country
Suisse
The first bobsled races were held in this mountainous country
Vatican City, Moldova & this country are the only European states which do not belong to the U.N.
In the first 2 years of the Nobel Peace Prize, 3 individuals from this peaceful country won
A crusader's white cross on a field of red, used by a canton in the 13th century, became this country's flag
The Games of the Fifth Winter Olympiad opened Jan. 30, 1948 in this country's city of St. Moritz
Dufourspitze of Monte Rosa in the Alps is this country's highest mountain
The 1815 Congress of Vienna guaranteed this country's traditional neutrality
In 1958, Basel became the first city in this country to approve women voting in local elections
Most of this nation is a mountainous plateau
Tages Anzeiger Zurich & Neue Zurcher Zeitung are two of this country's leading newspapers
It better stay neutral--France, Italy, Austria & Germany have it surrounded
It's been said that this country "has but one hero, William Tell, and he is a myth"
In 1978 this European country created a new canton for French-speaking Catholics
The Aare, originating in the Bern canton, is a major river of this country
Gstaad, which lies on the northwest side of the Bernese Alps, is a ski resort in this country
Most of this country's vineyards are in the area around Lake Geneva
Ticino is this country's southernmost canton
Schweiz
On Dec. 11, 1996 this country agreed to search its banks for the assets of Holocaust victims
In Europe:Bern
Lake of Lucerne
(Kelly of the Clue Crew gives the clue from the American Red Cross in Washington, D.C.) It's no coincidence that the Red Cross emblem looks like this country's flag in reverse; the International Red Cross began there in 1863
Though neutral today, it fought a war of independence from 1386-88
We have to be "franc" in telling you this Alpine country runs Liechtenstein's postal system
An 1886 convention on copyrights & an 1864 convention on the rules of war were signed in this country
Gruyere is named for a district in this country's Fribourg Canton, where it was first produced
New Bern, one of North Carolina's oldest cities, is named for this country's capital
Romansh is spoken in this country's canton of Graubunden
New Glarus was settled by emigrants from this country's canton of Glarus
About one-sixth of its people were born elsewhere; watches are still made in Jura; yodeling is still popular
Helvetia
This European country's 14,000' mountains include Weisshorn, Taschhorn & Finsteraarhorn
In 1815 the Congress of Vienna guaranteed this country's neutrality
In 1845 seven Catholic cantons in this country formed a league known as the Sonderbund
The main street of Interlaken in this country affords a spectacular view of the Jungfrau peak
The son of a Protestant clergyman, Carl Jung was born in this mountainous country in 1875
1499's Peace of Basel helped lead to the independence of the cantons that became this modern nation
For his actions in war, Arnold von Winkleried is a hero in this usually neutral country
Snowboarding is big at Gstaad in this country, but the term apres-snowboard hasn't really caught on
Lausanne in this country is home to the International Olympic Committee & an Olympic museum
Johanna Spyri sent her heroine Heidi to live in the Alps of this country, her own homeland
It's made up of 23 cantons (20 full & 6 half)
Romansch, a dialect of the Central Alps, is the fourth national language of this country
Johannes Badrutt, a St. Moritz hotel keeper, first convinced summer guests you could visit this country in winter, too
The Furka Pass gets you between the cantons of Uri & Valais in this country
Consider riding a narrow-gauge train into a salt mine at Bex in this country's Vaud canton
St. Moritz, where the jet set "winters", is in this country, not far from the Italian border
The University of Basel, this country's oldest, was established by Pope Pius II in 1459
Natl. hero Arnold von Winkelried of this mountainous country helped it achieve a victory over the Austrians in 1386
Although this country's flag is square, during WWII a rectangular flag was adopted for its boats
This country's neutrality was fully respected until 1798 when the French invaded
"Helvetia" is still inscribed on this mountainous country's currency & stamps
"When the Alps glow bright with splendour, pray to God, to him surrender"
Traveling under the Alps, the Great St. Bernard Tunnel connects Italy to this country
Like the city of Bern, the Bernese Alps are in this country
This Alpine country's exhibit naturally included a ski lift ride
The Jura Mountains straddle the border between France & this country
This country is Suiza
On August 1 this country isn't neutral about celebrating the 1291 Confederation of the 3 Forest Cantons
Lake Neuchatel is the largest lake entirely within this European country's boundaries
Emmentaler
Back in 1499 this country had a military force so powerful it forced Germany to sign the Treaty of Basel
The world's oldest cake, made around 2200 B.C., is in a food museum in Vevey in this Alpine country
One quick read might be "Modern Naval Heroes Of" this European nation, "Helvetia" in Latin
Workin' on Wall Street / Sure takes its toll / But a ski trip to this country's Davos or Gstaad / Is good for the soul
The Matterhorn isn't the tallest Alp in this country; Dufourspitze Peak is about 500 ft. higher
In 1996 Sandoz & Ciba-Geigy, giant drug companies based in this country, announced they'd merge
In 2009 its armed forces had a reported strength of 134,886--beware their multi-purpose knives!
After touring the Old Castle in Gruyeres in this country, you may visit the dairy that makes Gruyere cheese
Its Latin name, Helvetia, appears on its coins & stamps
The Sonderbund was an 1845 confederation of 7 cantons in what's now this country
Lenin spent WWI in this country, but he was far from neutral on the subject
Le Musee D'Art Et D'Histoire in Neuchatel in this country boasts a trio of magnificent 18th C. automatons
Surprisingly, this mountainous Western European country didn't fully grant women the right to vote until 1971
More than half of this country is covered by the Alps & the Jura mounitains
At 15,200 feet, the Dufourspitze is its highest peak
Nueva Helvecia is a town founded by colonists from this country to which Uruguay is sometimes compared
Crossair is this country's domestic airline; you might fly it into Lugano
An early form of bread has been found in Stone Age ruins near Lake Neuchatel in this country
If this European country's mountains are forbidding, try hiking in its famed valley the Engadine
On the Diplomacy board, this country in the middle of Europe is considered impassable
The capital of this country is within 100 miles of France, Germany, Italy & Liechtenstein
You can get around Zermatt in this country only with electric vehicles, horse-drawn carriages or skis
This country is known for yodeling, cheese & the Zoologischer Garten in Basel
In 1291 leaders of 3 cantons signed the Perpetual Covenant, the beginning of what became this nation
This country probably isn't neutral about "Schweizer Psalm", its national anthem
In German, Schweizer doesn't mean "humanitarian"; it refers to people from this country
Author Johann Wyss wrote an early national anthem for this country
This small European country's last 3 presidents have been Otto Stich, Perre Aubert & Leon Schlumpf
The America’s Cup was won for the first time by a European country: ironically this landlocked nation
(Sarah of the Clue Crew presents the clue from the Mayer Museum in Jerusalem.) This pistol, which marked the hours with the sound of a shot, was made in the early 1800s in this country, fulfilling its reputation for clock-making, but not so much for peaceability
2 new republics were established; the Netherlands & this one that was neutral during the war
This European country is a confederation
Gruyere
In 2002 this country shifted out of neutral & finally joined the U.N.
In May 1938 the League of Nations recognized this country as absolutely neutral
Henri Nestle began his company in this country in the 1860s selling a cow's-milk food for babies
Chaplin was born April 16, 1889 in England & died Christmas day in 1977 in this country
With large flower markets, its capital city of Bern has been the most flower-decorated city in Europe
Country that's home to the International Philatelic Federation & the International Ski Federation
Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft
(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the Assembly floor.) Many U.N. agencies, like the World Health Organization, are headquartered in this country that didn't get its General Assembly seat until 2002
A country:Die Schweiz
The Lake of Neuchatel is the largest lake entirely within this country
Called Frustuck & petit-dejeuner in this country, breakfast might be rosti potatoes & the native muesli
The armies of several cantons defeated the imperial army of Maximilian I, leading to this confederation
Gruyere
31 of Europe's 40 highest mountains lie within this nation or on its borders
This country's official languages are German, French & Italian
In "The Third Man" Orson Welles said it "had 500 years of democracy & peace, & what did that produce? The cuckoo clock"
Ernest Bloch's orchestral work "Helvetia, The Land Of Mountains Amd Its People" honors this country, his birthplace