Talk:Place Saint-Jacques, Metz
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Pages that should eventually link to Place Saint-Jacques (Metz)
In response to this edit [1], here is a list of english wikipedia pages that should eventually link to Place Saint-Jacques (Metz):
- The picture over there ->
The house at 14 Place Saint-Jacques in Metz is a historic monument. - Metz
- Rue Saint-Jacques
- Saint-Jacques
- List of historic monuments in Metz, France
- Jacques Martin (sculpter) -- yes, I know it's a red link but maybe it should be created.
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