I'm traveling to Europe and I want to visit some historical World War I locations. Where should I visit? I don't want to visit France though. Use bullet points for the list. I want no more than 10 suggestions.
I'm traveling to Europe and I want to visit some historical World War I locations. Where should I visit? I don't want to visit France though. Use bullet points for the list. I want no more than 10 suggestions.
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Here are a few WWI historical locations to consider visiting while in Europe, excluding France:

• The Latin Bridge, Sarajevo, Bosnia: This is where the war started when Austro-Hungarian Empire Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife were assassinated.
• Langemark German Cemetery, Belgium: A cemetery of 44,000 soldiers, including 3,000 schoolboys and students.
• Przemysl, Poland: Known for being the longest siege of the war, remnants of the fortifications of the war stretch from the city to the nearby Ukrainian border.
• The Menin Gate, Ypres, Belgium: A bugler plays "The Last Post" every night at 8 pm as a memorial to the 54,896 soldiers whose bodies were never found.
• Asiago, Italy: In this picturesque area, a marble mausoleum holds the combined remains of 54,000 Italian and Austro-Hungarian soldiers, who were enemies during the war.
• 26 Pilies Street, Vilnius, Lithuania: During the war, many people in Eastern Europe wanted freedom from the rulers who were experiencing political unrest. This is where Lithuanian leaders met to sign a declaration of independence. 
• Flanders Field American Cemetery, Waregem, Belgium: There are 411 American soldiers buried here.
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