Chateau in Liechtenstein

Although Switzerland and its tiny neighbor Liechtenstein are blessed with ample natural defenses as a result of terrain, unsettled conditions earlier in its history led to the construction of hill-top forts, many of which were later converted into palatial living quarters. The principality is barely over 60 square miles, and makes its living as a tax haven and through sale of postage stamps.

Welch, Claude Emerson

State University of New York at Buffalo

Sep-94

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Swiss/German

Vaduz, Liechtenstein

7/10/2007

Welch-Ludwig Collection

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