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| − | '''Liechtenstein''' is a small [[Europe]]an country, with a population of 34,000. The tiny principality is in the [[Alps]], situated between [[Switzerland]] and [[Austria]]. The capital is Vaduz. The language | + | '''Liechtenstein''' is a small [[Europe]]an country, with a population of 34,000. The tiny principality is in the [[Alps]], situated between [[Switzerland]] and [[Austria]]. The capital is Vaduz. The official language German, while the inhabitants speak a dialect of German. |
| − | Liechtenstein is an important international financial | + | Liechtenstein is an important international financial center and [[tax haven]], and the world's largest producer of [[false teeth]]. |
Liechtenstein has produced a number of world-class downhill [[skiing|skiers]], and (due to its small population) has won more [[Olympics|Olympic]] medals per head than any other nation. | Liechtenstein has produced a number of world-class downhill [[skiing|skiers]], and (due to its small population) has won more [[Olympics|Olympic]] medals per head than any other nation. | ||
[[Category:European Countries]] [[Category:Micronations]] | [[Category:European Countries]] [[Category:Micronations]] | ||
Revision as of 10:19, September 2, 2007
Liechtenstein is a small European country, with a population of 34,000. The tiny principality is in the Alps, situated between Switzerland and Austria. The capital is Vaduz. The official language German, while the inhabitants speak a dialect of German.
Liechtenstein is an important international financial center and tax haven, and the world's largest producer of false teeth.
Liechtenstein has produced a number of world-class downhill skiers, and (due to its small population) has won more Olympic medals per head than any other nation.