Wagram

American

[vah-grahm] / ˈvɑ grɑm /

noun

a village in NE Austria: Napoleon defeated the Austrians here in 1809.

Wagram British

/ ˈvaːɡram /

noun

a village in NE Austria: scene of the defeat of the Austrians by Napoleon in 1809

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Work continues to transform the former Scotland Correctional Center in Wagram, North Carolina, which was abandoned in 2001, into an sustainable educational farm called GrowingChange, which serves troubled teens and veterans.

From Seattle Times

One of the last scenes of the film was taking place in a public hall called the Wagram, close to the Arc de Triomphe.

From Fox News

The victims are related and had just participated in an engagement ceremony in Pachir Wagram district, the statement said.

From Seattle Times

This is always a must-see show for the fashion crowd and they were present and correct in the Salle Wagram ballroom, sitting around a square catwalk.

From The Guardian

Marengo, Austerlitz, Friedland, Wagram: Over the last 10 years the anniversaries have come round like chimes.

From BBC

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